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I love you, Mom

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During World War II, thousands of Armenian American mothers watched their sons go off to war and prayed every day for their safe return. Some did survive the war and came home. Some were badly [...]
Supreme Spiritual Council issues statement on Tavush border and protest march

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“Hannibal is at the Gates”

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Protest at Armenian Mission in NY to support “Tavush for the Homeland” movement

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IALA and h-pem open the 2024 Young Armenian Poets Awards

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109th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide commemorated across South America

by Matías Raubian in Diaspora 0

Throughout the month of April, the Armenian communities of South America organized various activities to commemorate the 109th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. The most notable were rallies and main events in Buenos Aires, Argentina [...]

History

I love you, Mom

During World War II, thousands of Armenian American mothers watched their sons go off to war and prayed every day for their safe return. Some did survive the war and came home. Some were badly [...]
Reflections

I’m grateful for my immigrant mom allowing me to live her dreams

It was a typical workday. After teaching my ESL class in the morning, I went home to spend time with my 10-month-old son. It was also not a typical day, as I was anticipating a [...]
Culture

Plants from Hadrut, the last remaining memories and relics

Rudik Voskanyan, a former resident of Mets Tagher village in the Hadrut region of Artsakh, is a future doctor. While living in Artsakh under the 10-month blockade, he used his knowledge of folk medicine to [...]
Music

Kariné Poghosyan’s Vienna series to conclude with “Beethoven”

Kariné Poghosyan has performed all around the world in some of the most prestigious concert halls. Still, one of the projects she is most proud of is her own monthly Lecture-Recital broadcast she curates and [...]
Literary Corner

Eliza: A Memoir of Love and Resistance “refuses to remain silent in the face of oppression”

Eliza: A Memoir of Love and Resistance By Eliza Aharon (Der Melkonian) Sachaklian; translated by Arpena Sachaklian Mesrobian; introduction by Marian Mesrobian MacCurdy Published by Gomidas Institute Books Eliza: A Memoir of Love and Resistance [...]

Diaspora

Providence “Varantian” AYF hosts lecture with Mouradian and Theriault

PROVIDENCE, R.I.—More than 100 guests attended the “Continuation of Genocide: The Armenian Struggle” guest lecture hosted by the Providence “Varantian” Armenian Youth Federation (AYF) Chapter on Thursday, May 2, 2024 at Brown University in Providence, [...]

“Tavush for the Homeland” movement headed to Yerevan, protesting land concessions

ARF Eastern USA stands with the movement to save our homeland

#ExpelCuellar: ANCA calls for expulsion of Rep. Cuellar from Congress

Mirzoyan says Azerbaijan unwilling to recognize Armenia’s territorial integrity

Greater Washington Armenian community March for Justice for the Armenian Genocide of 1915-2024

The Caucasus

“Tavush for the Homeland” movement calls for an end to the unilateral surrender of Armenian territories to Azerbaijan

Diaspora

I love you, Mom

109th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide commemorated across South America

I love you, Mom

I’m grateful for my immigrant mom allowing me to live her dreams

Plants from Hadrut, the last remaining memories and relics

Kariné Poghosyan’s Vienna series to conclude with “Beethoven”

Eliza: A Memoir of Love and Resistance “refuses to remain silent in the face of oppression”

Voices

A ministry full of love…on to the next chapter

Opinion

The danger of the “en-danger-ed”: The hope for a Western Armenian imaginary

Special Reports

109th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide commemorated across South America

Providence “Varantian” AYF hosts lecture with Mouradian and Theriault

32nd Homenetmen Navasartian Games to be held in Providence

Takouhi

Never Again

“He died like his father, so his son could live”

Plants from Hadrut, the last remaining memories and relics

Kirill Gerstein releases “Debussy/Komitas: Music in Time of War”

Improvising at my first Tigran Hamasyan concert experience

Literary Lights 2024 featuring Astrid Kamalyan and Leila Boukarim

(Re)Membering: Armenian Writers Against Commemoration

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