Meghri Dervartanian

Meghri Dervartanian is a member of the AYF-YOARF Greater Boston "Nejdeh" Chapter as well as the Homenetmen Boston Chapter. She started her own tutoring and social media platform called "Armenian Crash Course" where she teaches and promotes Western Armenian. She is the author of multiple Armenian children's books, which can be found on her website, armeniancrashcourse.com, as well as at various bookstores in the area and internationally.
Literary Corner

Towards Mt. Ararat

Mt. Ararat has always been my sense of hope. When I was young, it was how I defined Armenia. Throughout…

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Youth

90 years of paving the way with the AYF

In honor of the 90th anniversary of the Armenian Youth Federation – Youth Organization of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (AYF-YOARF),…

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Youth

Picture this

Picture this. You wake up from a sleepless night hearing your child’s screeching cry as they try to find their…

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Youth

Don’t imagine

Imagine planning an agenda and running a successful meeting at the age of 16. Imagine having a friend who lives…

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Youth

Dear Armenian soldier…

Dear Armenian soldier,  I have a secret. When I was a little girl, I would hide under my covers at…

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Youth

New AYF-ER Campaign to Help Feed Families in the Homeland

YEREVAN—The Armenian Youth Federation (AYF) Eastern Region has launched a new campaign to help support its AYF Armenia counterpart. The…

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Headline

AYF Armenia Launches “Help your Compatriot” Initiative

YEREVAN—Due to the spread of COVID-19, a state of emergency has been in effect in Armenia since March 16. Public…

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Youth

Canceled

CANCELED…that’s all I’ve been seeing projected in big red letters on every event flier possible, from AYF meetings, to Homenetmen…

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News

My Lingostar Experience

Has it ever crossed your mind to move to Armenia? But do you stop to wonder the answer to a…

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Youth

Camp Javakhk: Through a Different Lens

For the eighth consecutive year, counselors from the Eastern Region of the United States visited Javakhk day camps in three…

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