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Articles by Lalai Manjikian

Reflections

Reflections on Hamazkayin’s Cultural Retreat

June 10, 2022 Lalai Manjikian 2

I recently fell in love with being Armenian all over again during a trip to Boston, Massachusetts last month.  It’s not that I ever stopped being in love with being Armenian. However, a lot has […]

Opinion

Facing intergenerational wounds

October 15, 2020 Lalai Manjikian 0

Like every member of the Armenian Diaspora, I have been glued to the news and to social media for updates these past weeks. We are disheartened and exhausted from seeing young men and women losing […]

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Carrying Genocide

April 24, 2020 Lalai Manjikian 4

The original perpetrators of the Armenian Genocide are now long gone, and so are my ancestors, yet denial still persists. Branches on our family tree never even had the chance to burgeon and grow.  Some […]

Photography

A Conversation With Photographer Diana Markosian on Migration and Her Latest Project

July 18, 2018 Lalai Manjikian 2

Diàna Markosian, a 29-year-old Armenian-American photographer, has a firm grasp on what displacement can entail. At the age of seven, she moved from Moscow to America. She describes the impact of migration on her life […]

Headline

Manjikian: An Early March Morning

March 17, 2016 Lalai Manjikian 10

It’s close to 4 a.m. I hear small cries as I emerge from a deep sleep. The sounds are not urgent or dramatic yet. Before they escalate, I know it is time for me to […]

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Building Bridges: From Kayseri to Kigali

July 2, 2014 Lalai Manjikian 3

Special for the Armenian Weekly Nothing makes genocide more real than looking into the eyes of someone who has survived the unthinkable. I am always at a loss for words when I meet genocide survivors. […]

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Kessab: Deep Roots Under Attack

March 25, 2014 Lalai Manjikian 7

This article is the second in a two part series written by Armenian Weekly columnist Lalai Manjikian. To read part I, click here. Every fall, my father who was born in Kessab, plants tulip bulbs […]

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Kessab: Deep Roots amid Fallen Leaves

March 24, 2014 Lalai Manjikian 11

This article is the first in a two part series written by Armenian Weekly columnist Lalai Manjikian. Part II will be posted tomorrow, March 25. To read part two, click here. It is that autumn […]

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All Roads Lead to Refugees

February 10, 2014 Lalai Manjikian 8

I have always been drawn to the themes of uprooting, displacement, border-crossing, and the ongoing connections between old and new homes. Perhaps because I carry some degree of transmitted trauma associated with forced displacement, I’ve […]

News

Hamazkayin Forum 2012 in Armenia: Calling all University Students

June 11, 2012 Lalai Manjikian 0

If you have never been to Armenia or have visited before and are looking for a trip that is centered around our centuries-old riches and cultural gems, then look no further. For the past 17 […]

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