In 2021, I went to interview Dr. Hayk Hovhannisyan, who traveled from Yerevan to help his colleagues in Nagorno-Karabakh during…
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Sixteen years ago, when I was 20, my university classmate bought a car. When he suggested taking my friends and…
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At Lousé Foundation, Anahit Ohanyan, a designer and lecturer displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh to Armenia, helps parents of children with disabilities…
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There is a special room at the Child Development Foundation in Armenia where Marine Safrastyan, a longtime employee of the…
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Art as healing: A story from Tatev Harutyunyan’s experience A 60-year-old woman entered psychotherapy with depression, psychosomatic headaches and a…
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When walking through the large campus of Sebastatsi School in Yerevan, one unusual sight may stand out: grapevines peacefully soaking…
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Every day at the Mughdusyan Art Center, children gather and no one asks who can afford to be there and…
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There are love stories that begin with a meeting, and there are those that begin with a question. When Sirarpi…
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While scrolling through Facebook, I noticed a post titled “Forced Service.” It featured a mandala-shaped composition in which half-eaten food…
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As a child, I grew up entirely in an urban environment. While my friends spent their summer vacations in villages…
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