Month: October 2023

Worcester & Whitinsville show up strong for Victoria Atamian Waterman’s book launch week

WORCESTER, WHITINSVILLE, Mass.—Over 75 friends, family members and fans from both the Armenian and Worcester communities gathered to celebrate the…

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Detroit Domination

LANDOVER, MD—The Detroit AYF “Kopernik Tandourjian” (K-T) Chapter won its first Olympics Cup in almost a decade, racking up a…

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Most improved in our hearts

The AYF-YOARF New York “Hyortik” Chapter had an incredible time at the 89th AYF Senior Olympics in Washington, D.C. this…

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A Somber Wrap-Up

The Olympics ended on September 4. Like every other year, we all went home to resume our normal lives. Just…

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Ara Kouchakdjian: Olympic King and Much More

Moments after Ara Kouchakdjian was announced as Olympic King, Ken Sarajian offered the following response: “As an AYFer, Ara represented…

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AYF Varadian Spirit Award: To the 120,000 People of Artsakh, accepted by Yeghisapet Chouldjian

The Washington, D.C. Olympics was dedicated to the people of Artsakh from the start, with a moving and notable award…

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Armenian Relief Society mobilizes to support Armenians displaced from Artsakh

This article is the second in a series about the fall of Artsakh, its humanitarian consequences and relief efforts, based…

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Accountability, adapting and moving forward in the diaspora

The Armenian diaspora in the United States takes great pride in its accomplishments and legacy–and rightfully so. Theirs is a…

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Failed peace negotiations between Armenia and Azerbaijan

YEREVAN—A planned meeting between Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and European Council President Charles Michel has…

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The Region in Brief

Armenia The first of its kind arms deal was signed on Monday, October 23 between Armenia and France, deepening France’s…

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