Armik Grigoryan

Armik Grigoryan is a freelance journalist from Yerevan. She studied at the Department of Journalism at the Armenian State Pedagogical University. Grigoryan has deepened her knowledge through various educational programs, including a three-month course at Factor TV. She has also participated in more than 10 professional training sessions and completed internships at leading TV stations in Armenia. Currently, she works in TV. Grigoryan enjoys writing about social issues, human rights, culture and arts, as well as tourism.
The Homeland

Redefining tradition: Yezidi activist Haje Bakoyan on women’s rights and community change

Haje Bakoyan is among the most visible advocates for women’s rights within Armenia’s Yezidi community. As the director of Shams…

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The Homeland

Aren Alaverdyan: The hearing child whose native language is sign language

December 3 marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, a reminder of the global need for inclusion, accessibility and…

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The Homeland

Not too “LATE”: How one Armenian NGO is turning textile waste into art and action

YEREVAN — In the modern environmental agenda, the problem of textile waste — though often overshadowed by plastic — is…

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Culture

Of voice and pen: How Gayane Tadevosyan unites a cappella and literature

Artist, composer and writer Gayane Tadevosyan brings a unique synthesis to the Armenian cultural scene. Her art is rooted in…

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Literary Corner

“Turning pain into art”: The enduring power of Anna Mekunts’ poetry

For Anna Mekunts, poetry is less a craft than a state of being. She writes as she feels — without…

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Special Reports

Doulas in Armenia: State regulation and accessibility in the regions

In recent years, a unique profession, the doula service, has begun to gain popularity around the world, gradually reaching Armenia.…

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Special Reports

Between law and love: Understanding adoption in Armenia

Adoption is a complex process with profound effects on both children and parents. In Armenia, it is governed by specific…

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Culture

Arevik Evoyan: Carpet weaving as craft, heritage and innovation

Arevik Evoyan considers carpet weaving not just a craft but an important part of her life story.  Born in the…

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Reflections

A tale of one city and a village

Our daily lives are often shaped by the place we live. In Armenia, rural and urban life differ not only…

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