Month: June 2022

The lasting impacts of war and standing for what is right

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

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Reflections on Hamazkayin’s Cultural Retreat

I recently fell in love with being Armenian all over again during a trip to Boston, Massachusetts last month.  It’s…

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Armenia’s Existential Decision: Regathering of Armenians

Second of a multi-part series, this article was originally published in Armenian by Mediamax on May 30, 2022. Avetik Chalabyan’s…

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Pan-Armenianism after the 2020 Artsakh War

Editor’s Note: Samuel Mehrabian, a member of the AYF Chicago “Ararat” Chapter, was one of six winners in the 2022…

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In Memory of Azadouhi Kulegian

Azadouhi “Sally” Kulegian of Watertown passed away peacefully at home with her loving family at her side. She was 99…

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ACAA Eastern US Artsakh Fund raises $40,000 at NJ event for new programs

RIDGEFIELD, N.J. – More than 200 people attended a program and benefit concert on Saturday, June 4th, honoring the 104th…

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Violence escalates at protests calling for Pashinyan’s resignation

Violent clashes between protesters and police officers marked the start of the second month of opposition protests demanding the resignation…

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AYF Central Junior Council hosts leadership workshop for Junior Advisors

On April 30, 2022, the Central Junior Council (CJC) of the Armenian Youth Federation – Youth Organization of the Armenian…

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Using Armenian Professionally

Sometimes we’re asked a question and only later do we wish we had paused and been more thoughtful in our…

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A Vision that Became a Multi-Generational Legacy

The actual beginning was in 1971. A new Central Executive (CE) of the Armenian Youth Federation had been elected during…

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