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Books as lifelines: Dr. Regine Muradian’s mission to heal and inspire children

When the 2020 Artsakh War displaced countless families, Dr. Regine Muradian turned her children’s book into a lifeline, donating all proceeds from the Armenian translation of Franky and the Worry Bees to nonprofits providing children with food, clothing, school supplies and other essentials. 

A licensed clinical psychologist based in Glendale, California, Dr. Muradian is also a children’s author, mental health advocate, speaker and consultant. She empowers families, educators and communities to build resilience, emotional well-being and coping skills for stress and anxiety.

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Talar Keoseyan

Talar Keoseyan is a mother, educator and writer. She is the author of Vanna's Adventures (discusses Armenian traditions and customs); Mom and Dad, Why Do I Need to Know My Armenian Heritage? (a children's book about being proud of our heritage); Our Tigran and Tigran's Song (written in honor of Tigran Harutyunyan, a fedayee from the 44 Day War).
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