Anna Harutyunyan

Anna Harutyunyan is a freelance journalist from Yerevan. She graduated with honors from the Department of Journalism at the Armenian State Pedagogical University and successfully completed the one-year educational program at Hetq Media Factory. She is currently pursuing her master’s degree in journalism at the Armenian State Pedagogical University. Her main interests include data journalism, culture and social issues.
Culture

Remembering Aygestan: An Artsakh actress’s story of loss and longing

Artsakh actress Srbuhi Balayan has one dream: to write a book about her village. Not to prove something to someone…

Read More »
Culture

Artsakh weaver rebuilds her life through her craft 

When residents of Berdzor were given about a month to evacuate their belongings in August 2022, Milena Ordiyants had a…

Read More »
Culture

Varduhi Khachatryan’s efforts to bring Armenian music to European stages

When Varduhi Khachatryan was 6, she would wait for her father at the Armenian National Opera and Ballet Theatre after…

Read More »
The Homeland

Why are women in Armenia delaying having a second child?

Birth rates in Armenia continue to decline. In 2025, 32,042 births were registered in the country, compared with 33,593 in…

Read More »
The Homeland

Armenuhi Sargsyan’s journey supporting seniors in Gyumri

The turning points in our lives often come when carefully made plans fall apart. As a schoolgirl, Armenuhi Sargsyan imagined…

Read More »
Culture

From watching cartoons to creating comics: Edgar Soghomonyan’s artistic journey 

When Edgar Soghomonyan  was still a toddler, his mother turned on the television, and he watched a Soviet-era cartoon for…

Read More »
The Homeland

How Alzheimer’s Care Armenia is transforming dementia care

For years, many families in Armenia viewed memory loss as a normal part of aging. Forgetfulness was considered inevitable, even…

Read More »
Culture

Moko Khatchatryan’s inherited yet unique artistic signature

With her dark hair, signature dark lipstick and wardrobe strictly bound to the same deep color palette, artist Moko Khachatryan…

Read More »
Culture

Zara Janibekyan’s path from medicine to canvas

Yellow represents mood, orange brings warmth, and Armenia’s landscape serves as an endless palette. For Zara Janibekyan, colors carry distinct…

Read More »
Culture

“Little Mher” brings Armenian epic into AI Age

The legendary hero Mher, from the Armenian epic, has emerged from the Cave of Ravenstone, or Agravakar, and entered the…

Read More »
Back to top button