Talar Keoseyan

Talar Keoseyan is a mother, educator and writer. She is the author of Vanna's Adventures (discusses Armenian traditions and customs); Mom and Dad, Why Do I Need to Know My Armenian Heritage? (a children's book about being proud of our heritage); Our Tigran and Tigran's Song (written in honor of Tigran Harutyunyan, a fedayee from the 44 Day War).
Culture

Lusine Yeghiazaryan: from Armenia to New York and back again through jazz

If you’ve ever had the opportunity to hear Lusine Yeghiazaryan perform live, you know the depths and soul of her…

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Culture

People of Ar is revolutionizing Armenian cinema

Arman Nshanian, CEO, producer and director at People of Ar, is revolutionizing cinema in Armenia. People of AR is a…

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Culture

Meet 11-year-old singer-songwriter Darren Chilingirian

11-year-old Darren Chilingirian, whose stage name is Darren Chillin, loves to entertain. He can sing, play the guitar and piano…

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Literary Corner

Unexplored Armenia

Harutyun Hakobian is the author of a wonderful new book published this year, Unexplored Armenia, a travel guide to places…

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Non-Profit

Meet the couple behind the Lorik Humanitarian Fund

Shant and Marine Charshafjian are the power couple behind the wonderful Lorik Humanitarian Fund. The fund has succeeded in securing…

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Literary Corner

A conversation with Joan Schoettler about “The Honey Jar”

I recently had the opportunity to speak with Joan Schoettler, author of The Honey Jar: An Armenian’s Escape to Freedom.…

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Literary Corner

“Who She Left Behind” available as an audiobook

Who She Left Behind by Victoria Atamian Waterman is a powerful exploration of the Armenian Genocide, blending historical facts with…

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Culture

There Was, There Was Not

Emily Mkrtichian is a remarkable writer, producer, director and talented storyteller who uses her craft to tell the story of…

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Literary Corner

Taline Badrikian introduces her newest book

Taline Badrikian’s latest children’s book, Բարի Ջրարջը (Pari Churarchuh – The Kind Raccoon), was released in October, giving parents a…

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Diaspora

USC symposium raises voices for Artsakh

A sold-out, meticulously curated event dedicated to Artsakh took place on Saturday, November 2, 2024, at the Bovard Auditorium at…

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