Georgi Bargamian

Georgi Bargamian is a freelance writer of news, opinion and poetry, focusing on themes of loss, longing, identity and heritage. She is also a community volunteer trying to do her part for the realization of a free, united and independent Armenia.
Poetry

Sunday, October 25, 2020: Artsakh on the radio

Autumn gold flanks Ohio’s toll road as I drive to Michigan while drones attack indigenous in Artsakh and radio’s indifference…

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Poetry

Last night, I dreamt I was a child

Half-awake in my mother’s arms In a car where it was cool and it was dark. My mother opened her…

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Diaspora

Reflections on the ARF’s 135th anniversary

Note: These reflections were delivered as the keynote address on March 1, 2025, at the Detroit ARF Azadamard Gomideh’s celebration…

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Commentary

The Armenian Weekly: A community-sustaining oasis in a near-news desert

Special Issue: 90 — Informing, Connecting, Inspiring The Armenian Weekly, October 2024 When was the last time you perused a…

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Poetry

Measuring depth with the drop of a stone at Dudan Gorge

We gather around the gash in the earth Called Dudan/Duda/Yudan Dere To commune with the dead Through time and space…

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Reflections

After Ardahan: Reflections on a journey to the homeland

It seems fitting when a pack of dogs greets us at Turkey’s Ardahan border entry point. I am about to…

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Diaspora

Greater Detroit ARS Zavarian School welcomes students back to class

Greater Detroit’s ARS Zavarian Armenian One-Day School welcomed students for a new academic year on Friday, Sept. 8 in Farmington…

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Diaspora

SOS Artsakh protest demands Biden administration take action to end blockade

Hundreds of protesters took to Washington, D.C.’s streets on Friday, Sept. 1 to kick off the Armenian Revolutionary Federation’s (ARF)…

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Literary Corner

North Burial Ground, Providence, RI

Driving through the gates Of this sleeping place, We pass potter’s field and turn up the hill Dotted with flat,…

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Diaspora

A family’s labor of love and patriotism: How the Artsakh protest Armenian tricolor banner was made

Red, blue and orange bolts of cloth at various metro Philadelphia JoAnn fabric stores were recently transformed into a 30-yard-long…

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