Month: April 2022

ANCA welcomes growing Congressional calls to zero-out US military aid to Azerbaijan

WASHINGTON, DC – A bipartisan group of 64 US Representatives called on leaders of the House Appropriations Committee to stop…

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After the 107th, we need a sharper edge

The 107th commemoration of the Armenian Genocide is in the books. It’s history. Let the planning for the 108th officially…

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Countering Destruction with Creation: How Azad, a multimedia performance, changed my life

This past week, I attended a performance of Azad, starring writer, performer and co-director Sona Tatoyan, and I can confidently…

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Armenia’s opposition mobilizes once again to oust Pashinyan

The opposition factions in Armenia have launched a series of protests this week in preparation for a mass rally to…

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Weekly columnist Stepan Piligian delivers resounding speech at RI Armenian Genocide commemoration

PROVIDENCE, RI—For the first time in five years, the Rhode Island Armenian community met at North Burial Ground to commemorate…

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The Weekly’s Lillian Avedian keynotes Connecticut commemoration of Armenian Genocide

NEW BRITAIN, Conn. — A solemn day of remembrance of the 107th anniversary of the beginning of the Armenian Genocide…

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AYF DC hosts “Non-Negotiable,” a panel discussion exploring the ramification of today’s Turkey-Armenia talks

“Normalization means an end to justice. Normalization means the end of Western Armenia. Normalization means the end of our dignity.”…

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Zartnir Lao: A march for those who marched before us

Every year since 1999 on the eve of April 24, thousands of Armenians participate in a torchlit march to Dzidzernagapert…

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What it means to be Armenian

Editor’s Note: The following remarks were delivered by the author during an Armenian Genocide Commemoration program hosted by the AYF…

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Amsakir added to Hairenik Digital Archives

Recently, I had the occasion of visiting with the family of Berge Panosyan. Berge was the driving force behind the…

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