Month: June 2022

In Memory of Claire Anne (Tevekelian) Kushigian

Claire A. (Tevekelian) Kushigian of Cranston, Rhode Island passed away on June 6 at West Shore Health Center in Warwick.…

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Hovnanian School, We Thank You

As I sit to write this, our boys (age five – how did they become so big so fast) are…

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Our Fight for Survival

Editor’s Note: Seta Sahagian, a member of the AYF New Jersey “Arsen” Chapter, was one of six winners in the…

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Armenia’s Existential Decision: Modernization

The third installment of a multi-part series, this article was originally published in Armenian by Mediamax, on June 6, 2022.…

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Aging and experience reveal a deeper understanding

How many times have you thought about people older than you whose path you crossed but may not have fully…

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Border demarcation has “nothing to do” with Artsakh, Pashinyan says

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said that the delimitation of the Armenia-Azerbaijan border will not resolve the Artsakh conflict in…

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Armenian School: A Place for Language, Culture and Connections

Most people have heard the term “kids are sponges.” Whatever they hear and see, they remember, and that information becomes…

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A Response to Dr. Sheehan in the Boston Herald

In a recent article in the Boston Herald titled “US must support Armenian PM in bid to fend off Russia,”…

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ATP backyard greenhouse constructions underway in Artsakh

Armenia Tree Project (ATP) has distributed the greenhouse materials to the first 25 beneficiary families of Artsakh’s town of Martuni…

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Zoryan Institute’s oral history testimony of 1915 Armenian Genocide survivor comes to life through animated documentary

“Aurora’s Sunrise” is a historical animated documentary film about the life of Aurora Mardiganian. At only 14 years old, in 1915,…

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