Youth
Javakhk continues to shape my life — the impact that lasts
This past summer, I had the honor of returning to Camp Javakhk, and I can say without hesitation that it was yet again the most rewarding and meaningful experience of my life. For two weeks, I lived in the Armenian villages of Akhalkalak and Dzalka in Javakhk, Georgia — a land rich in history, beauty and resilience.
The scenery was breathtaking: rolling green hills, stone-built villages and a sense of untouched purity surrounded us. But what struck me even more than the natural beauty wer
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Please stop using AI to write stories!!! :-( So many of the youth articles published in the past months clearly use it very blatantly as well. The issue is not use of AI per se for some assistance, but it becomes so obvious when the author’s voice is completely replaced by stereotypical ChatGPT patterns, like in this article.