Month: November 2023

“Who She Left Behind” captures the soul and strength of the Armenian woman

Victoria Atamian Waterman’s debut novel Who She Left Behind has captured the soul and strength of the women who survived…

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The Region in Brief

Armenia On November 18, the Armenian Ministry of Defense reported that a soldier, identified as E. H., sustained a gunshot…

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The New York Public Library dedicates Center for Research in the Humanities to former President Vartan Gregorian

NEW YORK—The New York Public Library (NYPL) announced on November 16 that it has officially dedicated its Center for Research…

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NAASR holds hybrid 69th Annual Assembly of Members

BELMONT, Mass.—The National Association for Armenian Studies and Research (NAASR) held its 69th Annual Assembly of Members on Saturday, November…

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NYC mayor attended 80 events in eight years related to Turkey

Three weeks ago, when I first wrote about the FBI’s investigation of New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ campaign links…

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Amid peace treaty struggles, Armenia submits another draft proposal to Azerbaijan

YEREVAN—Armenia submitted a sixth proposal for a draft peace agreement to Azerbaijan on November 21, the Armenian Foreign Ministry announced. …

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The Cafesjian Center for the Arts introduces English version of “Let’s Go to the Museum!”

YEREVAN—Let’s Go to the Museum!, an interactive children’s book published by the Cafesjian Center for the Arts (CCA), is now…

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ANCA Eastern Region presents fourth annual Christmas auction November 23 to December 11

WATERTOWN, Mass.—The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) Eastern Region is pleased to announce its 4th annual online Christmas Auction…

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Author Victoria Atamian Waterman and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Stephen Kurkjian to speak in Watertown

WATERTOWN, Mass.—On Tuesday, December 12, the Armenian Museum of America and the Watertown Free Public Library will welcome author Victoria…

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Championing Armenian literature

I’ve been reflecting on William Saroyan’s profound words from his second book, Inhale & Exhale, and I find myself wondering…

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