Month: November 2024

Danielle Mikaelian visits San Lazzaro degli Armeni

My family went abroad to Italy for a week, visiting major cities including Rome and Florence. We also planned a…

Read More »

Evereksi-Fenese Educational Society reunion held in New Jersey

On November 16, 2024, more than 40 people of all ages filled the elegant Mado’s Restaurant in River Edge, New…

Read More »

The much-anticipated return of goddess Anahit

In celebration of Armenia’s 33rd Independence Day, the British Museum loaned the statue of the Armenian goddess Anahit for a…

Read More »

IUSY and YES demand transformative action for COP29

The International Union of Socialist Youth (IUSY) and the Young European Socialists (YES) released a joint statement addressing their position on…

Read More »

Beyond the boundaries of sanctity: An invitation to live with the Armenian language

What good is a language if it’s too sacred to use? This year, on the occasion of the Feast of…

Read More »

Gender-based violence in the Armenian Genocide

The Armenian Genocide, orchestrated by the Ottoman Empire, was one of the most significant large-scale massacres of the early 20th…

Read More »

“Dear Mountains”: Interview with Karen Ouzounian and Lembit Beecher

On November 22-23, 2024, the world premiere of Lembit Beecher and Karen Ouzounian’s co-composed new work, DEAR MOUNTAINS, opened Cantori…

Read More »

Acknowledging our blessings

The first American Thanksgiving was celebrated less than a year after the Pilgrims settled in the new land. They made…

Read More »

Armenian Nursing and Rehabilitation Center undergoing extensive renovation project

JAMAICA PLAIN, Mass.—The Armenian Women’s Welfare Association (AWWA) is excited to announce new renovation plans for the Armenian Nursing and…

Read More »

Children of Armenia Fund gearing up for 21st annual holiday gala

NEW YORK—The Children of Armenia Fund (COAF) will host its largest fundraiser of the year with its 21st Annual Holiday…

Read More »