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Nairi Bandari on filming “Eyes on Artsakh”

“Artsakh can never be forgotten,” says Nairi Bandari.  Bandari is a storyteller, documentarian and photographer who uses her craft to bring attention to Artsakh. She currently works for the city of Glendale and produces videos for Glendale TV/Channel 6. Bandari was born in Iran and lived there until she was 18. She comes from a strong and dedicated Armenian family. Her sibli

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Talar Keoseyan

Talar Keoseyan is a mother, educator and writer. She is the author of Vanna's Adventures (discusses Armenian traditions and customs); Mom and Dad, Why Do I Need to Know My Armenian Heritage? (a children's book about being proud of our heritage); Our Tigran and Tigran's Song (written in honor of Tigran Harutyunyan, a fedayee from the 44 Day War).

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  1. First of all, I have great respect for any Armenians who use their platform or talent to address the situation back home. They are truly remarkable people. It was a pleasure to meet her. This is a great article Talar! I look forward to her work! And I hope many support her future projects! All
    Eyes on Artsakh 🙏🏻

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