Month: June 2022

Dr. Sharon Chekijian collaborates with AUA to develop Armenia’s emergency response systems

Dr. Sharon Anoush Chekijian is an esteemed medical doctor, director and assistant professor of emergency medicine at the Yale School…

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The Armenian Society of Fellows to hold inaugural meeting in Venice

LOS ANGELES, Calif. – On December 20, 2021, a group of Armenians concerned about the future of their nation established…

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In Memory of Vart Kevork Adjemian

Vart Kevork Adjemian, born in Cairo, Egypt in 1943, passed away at the age of 79 on Sunday, May 29,…

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Hamazkayin cultural retreat explores language, storytelling and narrative

BELMONT, Mass.—A small group of students and young professionals from across the US and Canada immersed themselves in the Armenian…

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Who do we consider to be Armenian?

How many Armenians are there in the world? I have often heard or seen mentioned that there are 10 million…

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Tolerance is a nice word

There is a presupposed idea that tolerance, or at the very least, a laissez-faire “live and let live” mantra lives…

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AYF Junior Seminar returns in-person, marks 50 years

FOMBELL, Penn. – Over Memorial Day weekend, hundreds of Armenian Youth Federation members gathered for the 50th annual Junior Seminar.…

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The Continued Need to Fight for our Independence

By ARF Boston Sardarabad Gomideh Armenians worldwide joined in celebrating the 104th anniversary of Armenia’s independence on May 28, 1918,…

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The Hidden Map to premiere on PBS in hundreds of US cities

The Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) is days away from premiering the Armenian story as told through Ani Hovannisian’s The Hidden…

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European Council calls for “equitable peace” following renewed tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan

European Council President Charles Michel has called for a “sustainable normalization of relations” following a week of renewed military hostilities…

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