Literary Corner
Alex saves Artsakh
It’s time to plan, it’s time to dream. It’s time to tell tales in colors that lead home. So: Black for horse and mountain, Brown for soil and trunk, Green for leaf and valley, Yellow […]
Month: June 2022
Opinion
Connecting Communities to Advance the Armenian Cause
Growing up in the San Francisco Bay area, my family did everything they could to instill in me a love of my Armenian heritage and culture and a thorough understanding of the Armenian language and […]
Opinion
How pro-Artsakh advocacy helped me find my community voice
Since I was old enough to understand the immense historical and present-day struggles that Armenians face, I have stood for the Armenian Cause. This passion has been fostered by my parents, who have always encouraged […]
Non-Profit
A short visit to Armenia becomes an indefinite stay
A four-month stay in Armenia and experience life like the locals: this was the initial intention of Erfan Falahi when he came to Armenia. Similarities between Armenian and Iranian cultures, the war in Artsakh, kind-hearted […]
My Turn
After a century, bankrupt Turkey wasting huge sums to deny Armenian Genocide
The Turkish government’s denial of the Armenian Genocide is as futile as a man who repeatedly hits his head against the wall, hoping the wall will give way. For more than a century, successive Turkish […]
Culture
PRIDE and a More Inclusive Armenian Future
This year I had the privilege of celebrating Pride for the first time since coming out as queer. Pride has not always been a joyful season for me. I recall attending other Pride events, scheduled […]
Community News
Armenian Memorial Church bids farewell to longtime minister
WATERTOWN, Mass.—Armenian Memorial Church marked the end of an era on Sunday morning as congregants and members of the community witnessed their beloved minister of almost 19 years lead his final worship service. “May God […]
News
Armenian communities in Berdzor to be ceded to Azerbaijan
The town of Berdzor and several nearby villages inhabited by Armenians will be ceded to Azerbaijan following the construction of a new route connecting Armenia and Artsakh, according to Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. Pashinyan […]
Opinion
The War in Ukraine and the Future of the World Order
Since the start of the Ukraine war in February 2022, discussions have been underway about the impact of the war on the evolving global order. The transformation of the world order is a very complicated […]
In Sight
The Double Edge of Livestreaming in Our Communities
As the cloud of the COVID pandemic slowly and stubbornly fades from our daily lives, our communities are returning to public events. It is similar to a community reappearing after a storm that drove everyone […]