Month: June 2023

Artsakh is on the Brink of a Second Genocide

Former Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom Sam Brownback, former US Ambassador to Armenia John Evans, American Enterprise Institute Senior Fellow…

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Safeguarding the civilians of Artsakh

Last Wednesday’s hearing of the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission, “Safeguarding the People of Nagorno-Karabakh,” focused on the need for…

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Addressing Armenian Genocide denial within Holocaust education programs

Holocaust education commissions, museums and nonprofit organizations that receive federal and/or state-level funding have played a pivotal role in raising…

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In a time of crisis, leadership arriving to our shores

For serious-minded Armenians, these are challenging times. We can divert our focus with the beauty of our culture and heritage,…

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Russian-Israeli blogger’s bold efforts to support Armenia and Artsakh

I just read a very important article in the Armenian Mirror-Spectator in which Aram Arkun interviewed Russian-Israeli blogger Alexander Lapshin…

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Reflections as another Armenian school year passes

On June 10, 2023, the 21 students of the Armenian school of Greater Baltimore took the stage to showcase what…

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Mary Basmadjian & Ant!c leave audience in tears from laughter

DETROIT, Michigan—They say the third time’s a charm. On June 10, the Hamazkayin Armenian Educational & Cultural Society of Detroit…

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The Region in Brief

Armenia Armenian lawyers went on strike on Monday to protest police violence against attorneys. Armenia’s Chamber of Advocates, a national…

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A New Beginning

BOYNTON BEACH, Fla.–The ARS Florida “Sosseh” Chapter, along with the ACAA, Homenetmen and AYF South Florida “Arev” Chapter, opened the…

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DC AYF Olympics: Set to be Spectacular!

WASHINGTON, DC—The AYF Olympics Steering Committee and the DC community have been hard at work for the last year planning…

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