In Sight
The people of Armenia are the reason for hope
It is the new year and a time for optimism. Whether our resolutions last for a month or our dreams of a better tomorrow prevail, we start the year with hope. It seems to be […]
Month: January 2022
Literary Corner
New Book | The Cobblestones of Jerusalem
It has been said that of the 10 measures of beauty God bestowed upon the world, Jerusalem received nine. And of the 10 measures of sorrow the world is afflicted with, Jerusalem’s portion is nine. […]
Literary Corner
I am Hayastan
You banished me to the desert, yet I thrived like a cactus through thick and thin. You pushed me into the Euphrates, Nevertheless, you could not drown my hopes, the burning hopes of my forefathers. […]
Music
Stories of Wanderlust: On singer-songwriter Bedouine’s new album Waysides
With the same honeyed voice and enchanting, finger-picked acoustic instrumentals, singer-songwriter Bedouine returns with the release of her new album Waysides. A harmonious blend of her tried-and-true style, Bedouine is a master of her craft, […]
My Turn
Patriarch of Istanbul spreads falsehoods about COVID, under the guise of religion
Back in October 2021, the Patriarch of Istanbul Sahak Mashalian delivered a very strange sermon at the Holy Hovhannes Church in the Kumkape district of Istanbul. It was full of conspiracies and fear-mongering statements. His […]
Community News
Detroit community celebrates 131st anniversary of the ARF
By Arek & Berj Ourlian NORTHVILLE, Mich.—On the evening of December 3rd, almost 200 members of the metro Detroit Armenian community came together to celebrate the 131st anniversary of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) at […]
Announcements
Armenian Museum of America seeks oral history research assistants
WATERTOWN, Mass. — The Armenian Museum of America (AMA) is seeking graduate students to assist with cataloguing its collection of oral histories that include genocide survivor testimonies, in anticipation of its new interactive Genocide exhibition. […]