Month: March 2025

‘What Happens After,’ Masha Keryan’s art of resilience and renewal, to be displayed at 1832 Gallery

In November 2024, artist Masha Keryan received an email from curator Shazia Mir of 1832 Gallery at LabCentral. It was…

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Today’s leaders were yesterday’s girls

Women’s History Month honors women’s contributions to society, culture and history, celebrating their achievements and promoting gender equality.  Each year,…

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Congressional, community and coalition leaders to demand justice for Armenian and Artsakh Genocides at Capitol Hill commemoration

WASHINGTON—Members of Congress will join with Armenian Americans and allies from across the United States in demanding accountability for Turkey…

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ARS Eastern USA “Norian” Youth Connect Program brings together young Armenians to explore history and identity at Columbia University

The morning of Saturday, March 1 was a beautiful one at Columbia University. The sky was cloudless, birds were chirping,…

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Armenian officials downplay reports of Azerbaijani gunfire along the border

YEREVAN—Vahan Zakyan, the administrative head of the Khoznavar community in Armenia’s Syunik province, has confirmed reports of gunfire heard in…

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The Region in Brief

Armenia The Armenian parliament has passed a draft law titled “On the Commencement of the Process of Accession of the…

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Humanity in the face of horror: Yazidi efforts to protect Armenians

During the Armenian Genocide in the early 20th century, the Yazidi community played a crucial but often overlooked role in…

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Our priorities

This article was originally published in Western Armenian (Մեր Առաջնահերթութիւնները) in Asbarez. The author translated it for The Armenian Weekly. …

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Let’s try to judge less and celebrate the small victories

It seems reasonable to assume that we don’t spend enough resources in the diaspora on the subject of identity. It…

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Prime Minister Pashinyan’s objectionable statements to Turkish journalists

I learned this week that the government of Armenia spent 7.5 million drams (approximately $19,000) for the travel, lodging and…

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