Month: July 2024

Hope and Resilience: Sustainable multi-family housing for Artsakh Armenians

The “Hearths of Hope” program, initiated by the Armenian Relief Society (ARS) in January 2024, is dedicated to offering homes…

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Oscar©-qualifying short film “Nowhere” from Armenia now streaming

Nowhere, an award-winning and Oscar©-qualifying short film from Armenia by Garin Hovannisian, is now available for streaming on YouTube. Hailed…

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AYF Bowling in the Weekly

Athletics has always been a part of the Armenian Youth Federation (AYF). The Annual AYF Olympic Games are almost as…

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AYF Camp Haiastan Founder’s Day

Founder’s Day at AYF Camp Haiastan is very important to me. Not only is it a time when we are…

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Reflecting on my last (and first) Tri-Regional Seminar as an AYF member

Another event, another reflection…  Following Junior Seminar, the next regional AYF-YOARF event in my last year as an AYF member…

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The Cello in the Cells: The story of Hayk Sukiasyan

Hayk Sukiasyan is a young Armenian cellist born in 1994 in Yerevan. During his studies, Sukiasyan performed internationally with orchestras…

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Detroit gearing up for 90th AYF Olympics over Labor Day weekend

The Detroit “Kopernik” Tandourjian Chapter and the Detroit 2024 Steering Committee are counting down the days until the 90th AYF-YOARF…

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In Memory of Arpenik Azizian

Arpenik Azizian of Watertown passed away peacefully on June 28, 2024. Arpenik was born to Varsenik Gasparian and Sisak Azizian…

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Armenians want to enjoy their lives, not struggle eternally, Pashinyan said

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has continued to advocate for his policy of appeasement towards Azerbaijan, suggesting that Armenians would rather…

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Freedom is never free

Independence Day is a day of picnics and the faint memory of our Revolutionary War, when American revolutionists tossed off…

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