Month: July 2022

Online concert to feature an exclusive performance by the Komitas Quartet

WATERTOWN, Mass. — The Armenian Museum of America has announced its 11th online concert featuring an exclusive performance by the…

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ARF of Boston to host panel discussion, “Human Rights Concerns Facing Armenia and Artsakh Today”

WATERTOWN, Mass. – The ARF of Boston is hosting a remote panel discussion entitled “Human Rights Concerns Facing Armenia and…

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ANCA mobilizing grassroots pro-Armenian activism across the US

WASHINGTON, DC – The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) – in a series of online and in-person briefings – is…

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Armenian Genealogy Conference announces new speakers

YEREVAN — The Armenian Genealogy Conference is pleased to announce the addition of two prominent names to the list of…

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When your back is against the wall, protect your dignity

It has often been stated that we learn much more in times of adversity than in times of prosperity. I…

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Presence, Passion and Purposeful Action

My eyes welled as an overwhelming emotion surged through the crowd and permeated my body. Glaring Times Square billboards seemed…

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Making the Conscious Commitment to Take Action

During my elementary school days at Ari Guiragos Minassian Armenian School in Orange County, California, we were encouraged to advance…

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Shaping an Eco-Friendly Armenia

Hai Tahd means something different for everyone. To me, it means promoting the development and prosperity of Armenia through sustainability.…

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Do Armenians have a future as an independent nation? Part 2

Security of the Nation, Political Sovereignty/Independence Author’s Note: Part 1 of this series focused on fundamental national issues that have…

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Will Iran fight Azerbaijan if Baku seeks to invade Syunik?

In the last 10 days, the most discussed issue amongst Armenian media, experts and political circles was the statement of…

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