Month: August 2021

In Memory of Charles Garo Takoushian

“Say not in grief ‘He is no more,’ but in thankfulness ‘That he was.’” Today, the Armenian-American community of Arizona…

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Camp Corner 2021

Going into the summer of 2021, I knew I had to do something to reconnect to my Armenian identity. The…

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In Memory of Lucy Torosian

Lucy Torosian (Markarian) of Belmont, Massachusetts passed away on August 14, 2021. Daughter of the late Manoog and Siranoush (Zeytoonjian)…

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NAASR to present online screening and discussion of Daylight After a Century

BELMONT, Mass.—The National Association for Armenian Studies and Research (NAASR), the Ararat-Eskijian Museum, the Armenian Institute (London), and Project SAVE…

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Local ANCA-ER chapters present “Grassroots Advocacy 101”

On August 2, the ANCA Eastern Region delivered the fourth of its eight Zoom-based advocacy workshops; “Grassroots Advocacy 101” was…

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Beyond Motherhood: Zabel Yessayan

In this month’s empowerment series, we are proud to introduce you to one of the most important female figures of…

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Remembering the Armenian Legionnaires and their Fight for Armenian Independence

Although the Armenian Legionnaires did not fight in the battles of Sardarabad, Bash-Abaran or Karakkilisa, those battles were in May…

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Beyond the Walls of the National Assembly

An editorial from the Hairenik, translated from the original Armenian “In all debates, let truth be thy aim, not victory,…

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Armenians and the COVID-19 vaccine

In late December of 2020, Ani Panossian’s physician husband, who rarely shares personal content on social media, posted a photo…

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Armenia finishes Tokyo Olympics with four medals, but no gold

It was a bittersweet end to the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo for Armenia. In the final days of the…

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