Mariam Vahradyan

Mariam Vahradyan holds a Master of Applied Positive Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania, where she was awarded the Christopher Peterson Memorial Fellowship. She is the co-founder of Kaitzak, a nonprofit dedicated to fostering a healthy and interconnected global diaspora. Her research explores narrative and meaning-making within diaspora communities, and her work has been published in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, EVN Report, Seeing Happy, and HyePhen Magazine. She has also presented at international conferences, including UNIS-UN at the United Nations General Assembly.
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On building a thriving diaspora movement

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Քիթ: A case for the Armenian nose

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