Month: July 2022

A Slice of Home: D.C.’s Premier Armenian Café and Market, Yerevan

In the heart of the Adams Morgan neighborhood in Washington, D.C. lies a café and market called Yerevan. An area…

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Camp Season in Artsakh

Summer is always about having fun outside away from noisy city life and immersing oneself in nature. Summer camps are…

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Azerbaijan is Turkey’s “red line” in its normalization talks with Armenia

Turkey is coordinating with Azerbaijan on negotiations to normalize its relations with Armenia, Turkish authorities said this week.  “Azerbaijan has…

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The South Caucasus and the “Great Game” of Energy Security

The Beginning of the Modern “Great Game” in the South Caucasus The “Great Game” was a political and diplomatic confrontation…

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The Journal of the Society for Armenian Studies releases Volume 28.2 on the theme of performance

The Society for Armenian Studies (SAS) has announced the release of Volume 28, Issue 2 (Fall 2022) of the Journal…

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Raising the Next Generation of Future Leaders

Editor’s Note: The following remarks were delivered at the 70th anniversary gala on July 23, 2022 at Gillette Stadium in…

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Arts and Crafts at Camp Haiastan

By Noel Mazmanian and Sanan Gueyikian AYF Camp Haiastan is a place for campers to come and celebrate being Armenian.…

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Camp Haiastan celebrates 70th anniversary

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Hundreds of campers, counselors, staff, alumni and community members gathered at Gillette Stadium’s Putnam Club on Saturday…

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Unger Aram Kaloustian’s visit to Camp Haiastan

By Nareg Sakayan At the end of AYF Camp Haiastan’s first session, former ARF Bureau member and pillar of the…

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Swept away by Bedouine in Philly

It’s rare that I get to experience my dual loves of Armenian folk music and American 70s folk rock in…

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