Month: September 2021

USAID has delivered only $2.5 million in new aid for displaced Armenians from Artsakh

WASHINGTON, DC – A full year after Azerbaijan’s September 27, 2020 attack on Artsakh, a US Agency for International Development…

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American Armenian Lifestyle Dilemma: Choices and Overload

In the diaspora, we live a dual identity existence. It is the hyphenated reality. In this country, we enjoy the…

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In Memory of Garbis Nalbandian

Garbis Nalbandian was born in Aleppo, Syria on December 1, 1931. He was the youngest son of Kaloust and Azniv…

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AYF New Jersey “Arsen” Chapter wins 2021 Junior Athletic Games

By 2021 Central Athletic Council  The AYF-YOARF Mid-Atlantic and New England Junior Athletic Games (JAG) made its comeback over the…

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Uplifting and Assisting our People in Artsakh and Border Villages

On a recent visit to Artsakh, Armenian Revolutionary Federation Eastern Region (ARF-ER) Central Committee member and Artsakh Fund Charitable Foundation…

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The Mess along the Goris – Kapan Highway: Reasons and Implications

In mid-December 2020, Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan ordered troops to withdraw to the territory of former Soviet Armenia in the…

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Come back to the theater with Grace Experience and “The 39 Steps”

Live theatre is back! Broadway has been touting the return to the stage of many wonderful shows, and local theatre…

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The Case Against “Being Woke”

Woke /wōk/ | verb Informal Alert to injustice in society, especially racism. Almost always used to describe people who are…

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Armenia marks anniversary of the Artsakh War

On the one-year anniversary of the start of the devastating 2020 Artsakh War, Armenian officials declared that the conflict remains…

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AYF leads Washington, DC protest in commemoration of Artsakh War’s one year remembrance

By members of the AYF Washington DC “Ani” Chapter WASHINGTON, DC – In commemoration of the Artsakh War’s one-year remembrance,…

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