Month: August 2022

Hairenik Media Center seeking interested, qualified applicants

WATERTOWN, Mass.—The Hairenik Association is seeking interested and qualified candidates to staff its state-of-the-art media center at the historic Hairenik…

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A nation must never stop dreaming

Several years ago while visiting Armenia, my wife and I had the privilege of visiting Orran (Haven). It was founded…

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Tebi Worcester

It is that time of the year again. Time to get out the suitcases, charge up the camera batteries, suspend…

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Uncovering an Untold Story: The Fresno Saroyans

August 31 marks the 114th birth anniversary of Armenian American writer William Saroyan—the son of Bitlis’ Armenak and Takoohi and…

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Do Armenians have a future as an independent nation? Part 6

The Way Forward We have dedicated the first five articles to some of the constraints and challenges facing the Armenian…

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ANCA Summer Internship: Pro-Artsakh Policy and Purpose in the Nation’s Capital

WASHINGTON, DC – Amid ongoing Azerbaijani attacks and Turkish hostility against Artsakh and Armenia, 14 Armenian National Committee of America…

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Pashinyan, Aliyev agree to draft peace deal

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev agreed to “step up substantive work” on a peace treaty…

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Reflections from the 101st ARS of Eastern USA Convention

By Kohar Bargamian Teague (Kohar Mardig) 101st ARS of Eastern USA Convention Reporter  On the first day of the 101st…

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The Fate of the Armenian Language

I am fearful for the fate of the Western Armenian language. In 2010, Western Armenian joined UNESCO’s list of endangered…

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Before reconciling with Turks, Armenians need to reconcile with each other

Can’t the Armenian government do anything right? Not a day goes by without more bad news from Armenia and Artsakh!…

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