I have always felt an affinity for metaphors with the term “roots.” There are so many descriptors to connect them…
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Nothing was more evident in my mind this past week than this beautiful quotation by Vache Thomassian. I was fortunate…
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Last week, we addressed an uncomfortable topic. It is challenging to discuss this in a way that contributes to…
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Much of the public attention on corruption in Armenia has been directed at the government and business structure. Corruption takes…
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We call it the “homeland” for a reason. The “land” of our Republic of Armenia and Artsakh (along with our…
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In our communities today, whether it is here in the United States or in other areas of the diaspora, we…
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For many of us from the diaspora, we have all shared this experience—after months and perhaps years of anticipation, our…
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As Armenian parents or prospective parents in the diaspora, we worry about our future. Will our children enjoy the same…
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They are in our midst in every community and every day. They may not be visible or even very vocal,…
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In last week’s column, the message focused on the importance of enabling the new generation in community responsibility. Most would…
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