Narine Minasyan’s books have captivated young audiences, as well as their parents. They offer a unique perspective into Armenian culture while also showcasing different cultures—an exciting way to engage and entertain young minds. Recently, she […]
“When I think of how this organization started, I reflect on myself at 16 years old,” Karina Khadarian, founder and CEO of Engineer Armenia, said, “when I went to Armenia and Artsakh for two and […]
Lusine Simonyan and Anet Abnous are the dynamic duo behind the Lusanet Collective. These women are warm, kind and business-oriented with a passion for helping other entrepreneurs achieve their goals. They are driven with a […]
Vanda Ayrapetyan is not just an all-around fabulous human, but also a corporate banker who writes children’s books in her spare time. A force to be reckoned with, Ayrapetyan is filled with enthusiasm and zest […]
Samvel Vardani Gevorgyan was born on April 27, 1999 in Ararat Marz in the village of Gineved. When Samvel was in the fifth grade, he moved with his family to Russia. Samvel was a bright […]
April 24 is a heavy and somber day for Armenians. Every year, it brings up emotions and a longing to be seen and have our stories heard. This year was even more painful with the […]
BURBANK, Calif. — It was an afternoon packed with energy on Saturday at a networking and social hour featuring Armenian-owned businesses. The event was hosted by the Burbank Armenian Association, a 501C (3) non-profit organization […]
Tigran Babayan was born on July 26, 2001. Tigran’s story is one of inspiration and resilience. After graduating from medical school in Yerevan, he left for Artsakh. He had been drafted into Armenia’s Armed Forces […]
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