The following is the editorial introduction to the “The Diaspora at 100” special issue magazine. “The Diaspora at 100” is a landmark publication featuring essays by leading intellectuals, scholars and artists from across the global […]
The Philadelphia Armenian community is proud to announce a spectacular new project that will leave a lasting legacy of Armenian-Americans for generations to come — an outdoor gallery called the Armenian Heritage Walk outside the […]
YEREVAN—On July 30, the special representatives overseeing the settlement process between Armenia and Turkey, Deputy Speaker of the Armenian National Assembly Ruben Rubinyan and Ambassador Serdar Kilic, convened for their fifth meeting. The session took […]
My last few columns have been devoted to the concept of community. I felt the need to focus on this subject, because it is the critical manifestation of our identity as Armenians in the diaspora. […]
These powerful words, written by 13-year-old Maral Melkonian for the Armenian Weekly in 1996, have become a rallying cry for new generations of activists. They carry through time, influencing all those who hear them. While […]
Lernahovit, a village in the northernmost region of Armenia, has been busy since the morning. Rima Karapetyan’s eldest granddaughter is getting married. She can hardly contain her emotions. The granddaughter’s wedding was supposed to take […]
As Armenians living in the diaspora, we often hear about the dangers of assimilation. It seems as though we are constantly being forewarned about how challenging it can be to maintain our national identity in […]
Artsakh A new informal parliamentary format has been established by MPs from Artsakh and Armenia’s parliamentary opposition, aiming to address the concerns of Artsakh residents and present these issues to Armenian state bodies. Elected delegates […]
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—More than 100 AYF Camp Haiastan campers and counselors visited the Armenian Historical Association of Rhode Island (AHARI) Museum on July 10 and 24. They toured the museum’s two exhibits — “R.I. Armenians Discovering […]
For Talar Keoseyan, it all goes back to one question: “Why do I need to know about my Armenian heritage?” Keoseyan was born in Syria and moved to Philadelphia at the age of seven. Her […]
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