Taleen Babayan

Taleen Babayan earned her masters in journalism from Columbia University in 2008 and her bachelors degree in history and international relations from Tufts University in 2006. Her work has been published widely in both Armenian and non-Armenian media. She can be contacted at babayant@gmail.com
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Only a Handful of Survivors Left as 100th Anniversary Approaches

On a recent warm spring afternoon, Azniv Guiragossian sat quietly in a wheelchair between her daughter Arpi and son Shahen…

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Benefit Evening for Dikranagerd’s St. Giragos Church to be Held at Hovnanian School

NEW MILFORD, N.J.—Dikranagerdtsis present a benefit evening to raise funds for the restoration efforts of the St. Giragos Church in…

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Anahid Literary Awards Celebration at Columbia University

Five authors will be honored at the Anahid Literary Awards celebration on Friday evening, April 4, 2014 at Columbia University.…

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Distinguished Scholars Speak on ‘Survivor Meaning’

NEW YORK—On Wed., Dec. 4, the Armenian Center at Columbia University hosted a symposium on survivor meaning featuring reputable leaders…

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Lifton, Hirsch, and Balakian to Discuss ‘Survivor Meaning’ at Columbia

NEW YORK—On Wed., Dec. 4, the Armenian Center at Columbia University will host “Survivor Meaning: After the Armenian Genocide, the…

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Frieze Presents Lecture on New Lemkin Autobiography

NEW YORK—Dr. Donna-Lee Frieze delivered a lecture on Oct. 2 titled, “Raphael Lemkin: The Armenian Genocide and the Autobiography of…

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Young Armenian-American Completes Fulbright; Experience Enhances Music

When Raffi Wartanian had to decide on his next step post-college, the choice was clear for the Johns Hopkins graduate:…

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Columbia University to Host Balakian’s Talk on Traveling to Turkey

On Wed., Sept. 25, Professor Peter Balakian, the Rebar Professor of the Humanities at Colgate University and the Visiting Ordjanian Professor of Armenian…

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Musical Tradition Continues at the ‘Return to Asbury’ Kef Weekend

ASBURY PARK, N.J.—While decades have passed since the original Asbury Park “kef” events, which were geared towards the Armenian community…

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Young Diasporans Keeping Our Culture Alive, One Song at a Time

Ten bold, black letters of the Armenian alphabet are etched across Razmik Tchakmakian’s left upper arm, the letters comprising a…

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