Month: November 2023

Three Armenian artists head to Brussels for creative residency

Creative Armenia, in partnership with the Boghossian Foundation, is thrilled to announce the newest cohort of East-West Residents. In January-February…

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reArmenia has arrived in the USA

BELMONT, Mass.—A free mobilization event for reArmenia is being held on Sunday, November 12 at 1 p.m. immediately following coffee…

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The Armenian Weekly 2023 AYF Olympics Special Issue now available online

WATERTOWN, Mass.—AYF Olympics in Washington, D.C. saw hundreds of dedicated athletes, alumni and supporters descend on the nation’s capital, excited…

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The theft of Artsakh

“Courage is contagious. When a brave man takes a stand, the spines of others stiffen.” —Billy Graham, American evangelist and…

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American University of Armenia collaborating with George Washington University

YEREVAN—The American University of Armenia (AUA) Turpanjian College of Health Sciences (CHS) is pleased to announce the launch of the…

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Homenetmen Eastern Region holds 46th convention in Washington

The Homenetmen Eastern USA Region’s 46th Convention convened the weekend of October 20-22, 2023 at Soorp Khatch Church Hall in…

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FBI investigates links between New York mayor’s campaign and Turkey

Mayor of New York City Eric Adams seems to have a special affinity for Azerbaijan and Turkey. We will soon…

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The Region in Brief

Armenia Armenia has declined to partake in the upcoming meeting of CIS Security Council Secretaries on November 8 in Moscow.…

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A never-before-seen side of David Galstyan’s art

YEREVAN—Armenia-based photographer and artist David Galstyan’s latest exhibition Nebula is “a story of alchemy: how the mundane transforms into a…

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Domestic violence and “intruding” into the private lives of Armenian families

What do the residents of Yerevan do when a man beats or screams at a woman or a child on…

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