Georgi Bargamian

Georgi Bargamian writes about loss, longing, identity and heritage. Her poetry has been published in the Cincinnati Review, Trampoline, Eunoia Review, Wild Greens, The Armenian Weekly, and elsewhere. She lives in Ann Arbor, MI and can be found on Instagram @georgi_bargamian.
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Detroit ARF Commemorates 128th Anniversary

The Detroit ARF Azadamard Gomideh joined Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) members and supporters across the country and around the world…

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Detroit Hamazkayin Celebrates 90th, 50th Anniversaries

Detroit’s Hamazkayin Armenian Educational & Cultural Society hosted an energetic and entertaining program to celebrate the society’s 90th anniversary and…

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Montel Williams Commemorates the Armenian Genocide with Metro Detroit’s Armenian Community

DETROIT (A.W.)—Emmy-award winning television host and activist Montel Williams joined over 500 metro Detroit Armenians to commemorate the Armenian Genocide’s…

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Reflections on Armenian Language Learning’s Impact on the Armenian-American Experience

  Special to the Armenian Weekly  I don’t know whether it was a fluke or by design, but the Armenian…

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Another Year of Learning: ARS Detroit Zavarian Armenian One-Day School Kicks off New School Year

  “[Armenian Schools] are the light of our eyes. If your eyes can’t see, you are blind. Our schools are…

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