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MacArthur Fellow Greg Asbed on the Power of Organizing in Immigrant Communities

January 15, 2018 Karine Vann 1

Many of us would like to believe that the power to change the world lies in the hands of consumers—but does it actually? That’s a question I posed recently to Greg Asbed, a recent recipient […]

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The Pathway to Peace Is Incredibly Inconvenient

December 20, 2017 Karine Vann 7

My decision to make contact with the other side—the Azeri side—came shortly after clashes erupted on the Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabagh) Line of Contact (LoC) in April 2016. I was living and working in Armenia at the […]

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Can Freeing Captive Bears in Armenia End the Attitudes That Imprisoned Them?

November 20, 2017 Karine Vann 9

A young family of three enjoys a delightful meal on an uncommonly warm fall day in one of Armenia’s many outdoor restaurants. A doting father leans playfully across the table to poke a fork at […]

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Diasporans Respond to Domestic Violence Bill with Grassroots Support

October 25, 2017 Karine Vann 12

A petition calling for the Armenian government to pass a law criminalizing domestic violence emerged last Friday on the website Change.org. The petition, addressed to Armenian Prime Minister Karen Karapetyan, is the result of a […]

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Tufts Student Launches Dog-Therapy Program in Armenia

October 24, 2017 Karine Vann 1

Special to the Armenian Weekly The future of pet care has looked pretty bright in the West for quite some time now. According to the Washington Post, in 2015 alone Americans spent $11 billion on products and […]

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Yerevan’s Strangely Silent Streets

January 15, 2015 Karine Vann 6

Special for the Armenian Weekly My first encounter with Yerevan’s curious accordion-playing visitor took place as I descended the stairs into the cavernous communal area in front of the Hanrapetutyan Hraparak (Republic Square) metro stop […]

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River Fest 2014: Turning the Volume Up on Armenia’s Urban Music

September 4, 2014 Karine Vann 0

Special for the Armenian Weekly The second half of the 20th century witnessed Armenia flourish as the underbelly of rock and roll in the Soviet Union, a status that reached its peak when the Armenian […]

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Jazz Pianist’s New Album Celebrates Armenia’s Past, Present and Future

April 17, 2014 Karine Vann 0

Armen Donelian Sayat Nova: Songs of My Ancestors Sunnyside Records Release: April 15, 2014 New York-based jazz pianist Armen Donelian’s latest album proves it is possible to celebrate Armenia’s rich cultural history from a contemporary […]

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