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AYF Washington, DC “Ani” Juniors celebrate Dyaruntarach/Trndez

I am Ungerouhi Victoria Penenian, the educational chair for the AYF Washington, D.C. “Ani” Junior Chapter. This past year has been very eventful, and I’d like to specifically focus on the month of February. During this time, we had many events related to the Armenian celebration of Dyaruntarach/Trndez. Not only did Hamazkayin host a wonderful community celebration, but the “Ani” Junior Chapter also held an educational lecture to learn about the holiday. Through these events, we showed the value of Armenian traditions and holidays to the younger generation.

The Instagram reel from the February meeting

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AYF DC "Ani" Chapter

Founded in 1942, the AYF Washington DC “Ani” and “Sevan” chapters work to unite Armenian youth and organize activities in the DC, Maryland and Virginia area. The chapter has a Senior ("Ani") and Junior ("Sevan") chapter. The Washington DC “Ani” chapter sets out to achieve its goals and objectives throughout the year and hosts events like joint meetings between DMV juniors and juniors in Armenia, protests and other forms of political activism, an annual chapter anniversary dinner and fundraisers to benefit the homeland. The AYF-YOARF's five pillars (athletic, cultural educational, political, social) guide the chapter and help keep its membership active and at the forefront of the Armenian cause at all times.
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