Month: November 2023

We are no heroes

Krikor Sahagian was born in Jerusalem and repatriated to Armenia when he was 21 years old. This is the first…

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Armenian children’s book reading with Meghri Dervartanian

Join Meghri Dervartanian on Friday, November 10 at 5 p.m. for an Armenian children’s book reading. The evening will serve…

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The Turkish Republic’s criminal legacy

This past Sunday, October 29, was a day of grand celebration for the Turkish nation. It was the 100th anniversary…

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AYF initiates Artsakh “Sponsor a Student” program

Following the attack on Artsakh on September 19-20, virtually all of the Armenian residents of Artsakh were forced to relocate…

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The Region in Brief

Armenia During the special session of the Yerevan Council of Elders, four deputy mayors were elected. Armen Pambukhchyan from the…

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My Name is Armenia Girl

I grew up wanting two birthday parties—not for twice the amount of presents and cake, but because the idea of…

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Pashinyan presents “Crossroads of Peace,” pursuing regional connectivity

YEREVAN—Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan attended the “Silk Road” international conference in Tbilisi on October 26, along with other high-ranking…

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Sts. Vartanantz Church community raises more than $20,000 for displaced families of Artsakh

PROVIDENCE, R.I.—More than 100 people came together for a sold-out steak dinner in support of the displaced people of Artsakh…

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GenEd Staff and Teacher Fellows providing workshops across the U.S.

The 2023 GenEd Teacher Fellows, representing 14 U.S. states, returned from the 10-day intensive training program in Armenia prepared to…

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Falling Leaves, Rising Forests: Sustainable Planting Initiatives in 2023

As autumn descends, the dedicated team of forestry experts at Armenia Tree Project (ATP) is hard at work at forest…

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