Month: August 2021

Armenia’s new parliament convenes for first session

Armenia’s new parliament convened for the first time this week in a turbulent sitting marked by boycotts and protests from…

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A Letter to my Grandfather

Dear Dede, When I was younger, I could never picture a life without you. Your solemn presence and aged wisdom…

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Time for a Digital Revolution in Youth Education

The picture is not pretty. It is one of my favorite topics to comment on because it is one of…

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Introducing the Unstoppable Zabel to Armenian youth

Nora Kayserian is a mother, counselor, bibliophile, and most recently, a published children’s book author. On July 26, she announced…

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Armenians land three medals, but still pursuing elusive gold medal in final days of Olympics

As of Wednesday, the best word to describe Armenia’s collective performance at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo is ‘bittersweet.’…

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One Year After the Beirut Blast

On August 4, 2020 at around 6PM local time, a huge chemical explosion shook Beirut and its surrounding cities. The…

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Bourj Hammoud: An Armenian City in Exile

Located on the eastern banks of the Beirut River, Bourj Hammoud is one of Lebanon’s most dynamic cities with its…

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Seroont inspiring and delighting little Armenians with educational offerings

An Armenian mother of two has created her very own collection of Armenian early childhood educational toys. Seroont, which means…

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Michigan State Rep. Mari Manoogian to preside over ANCA-ER Endowment Fund’s 15th annual gala

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – Michigan State Representative Mari Manoogian will serve as master of ceremonies at the 15th annual Armenian National…

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Erdogan’s mosque near Washington is a Trojan horse for Turkey’s interests

In April 2016, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan inaugurated one of the largest mosques in the United States. The Diyanet…

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