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Attention Canadians: Why you should do the ANCA Internship in Washington, D.C.

I grew up attending ARS Armenian Private School in Toronto, where I was deeply immersed in our culture. Though I was involved in non-Armenian activities outside of school, going to university with individuals from diverse backgrounds was a new experience for me.   To maintain strong community ties, I became active in my university’s Armenian Students Association, which I now chair, and participated in an Armenian mentorship program. But I wanted more. I applied to the ANCA Leo Sarki

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Sabrina Tomarci

Sabrina Tomarci was born and raised in Toronto, Canada, where she graduated from ARS Armenian Private School. She studies political science and public law at the University of Toronto. She is the president of her university’s Armenian Students Association and is committed to aiding the Armenian cause locally and internationally. Tomarci is an alumnus of the 2024 Leo Sarkisian Internship Program.

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