Month: April 2021

Wounded Armenian soldier ignored, denied medical care

I read the heartbreaking experience of an Armenian soldier who was wounded in the recent Artsakh War and repeatedly denied…

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Michigan’s cities of Novi, Livonia and Southfield commemorate Armenian Genocide

FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. — Michigan’s cities of Novi, Livonia and Southfield have issued proclamations recognizing the Armenian Genocide in commemoration…

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Roland Telfeyan ordained a priest following lucrative career in finance

“I am not going to leave this planet without serving my church,” Roland Telfeyan, now Der Garabed at St. Stephen…

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ANCA Eastern Region announces 15th annual gala

WATERTOWN, Mass. – The Armenian National Committee of America Eastern Region (ANCA-ER) will host its 15th annual ANCA-ER gala on…

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Virtual Panel: How Impunity for Past Crimes of Genocide Can Magnify Modern Day Violence Internationally

The Zoryan Institute is pleased to announce a very timely and important upcoming panel taking place Saturday, April 17 12 to…

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“100 Years from Home,” “What Will Become of Us” confront genocide on PBS in Montreal, Fresno in April

MONTREAL, Canada & FRESNO, Calif.– With the 106th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide on April 24, a pair of moving, personal documentaries…

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International Armenian Literary Alliance launches 2021 Young Armenian Poets Awards

The International Armenian Literary Alliance (IALA) has launched the inaugural Young Armenian Poets Awards, a contest for high school-aged writers…

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Coalition of Armenian professional organizations announces June conference

NEW YORK CITY, NY and LOS ANGELES, Calif. – In furtherance of intra-diasporan cooperation and the protection, prosperity, and progress…

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Genocide scholars warn that billions could die through climate breakdown

A leading group of genocide scholars has warned that billions of people could die as a result of climate and…

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Discovering Magaravank

Continuing my quest for truth about the origins of the world, I visited Magaravank (Sourp Magar) Armenian Monastery in Cyprus…

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