Victoria Atamian Waterman

Victoria Atamian Waterman is a writer born in Rhode Island. Growing up in an immigrant, bilingual, multi-generational home with survivors of the Armenian Genocide has shaped the storyteller she has become. She is an active volunteer of Soorp Asdvadzadzin Armenian Apostolic Church in Whitinsville, MA and chair of the Armenian Heritage Monument in Whitinsville, MA. She is the author of "Who She Left Behind."
Victoria's Voice

Today’s leaders were yesterday’s girls

Women’s History Month honors women’s contributions to society, culture and history, celebrating their achievements and promoting gender equality.  Each year,…

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Victoria's Voice

Beauty held in the eyes of an orphaned boy

They say beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder — and I came to understand the depth of this…

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Columns

Armenian monument exploration for new year and bucket list goals

As the year comes to a close, I find myself reflecting on my bucket list — celebrating milestones while embracing…

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Diaspora

Dedication and blessing of the new Armenian Heritage Monument in Whitinsville, Massachusetts

On November 2, 2024, the Whitinsville community gathered alongside dignitaries, elected officials and clergy to celebrate the dedication and blessing…

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Columns

EnJOY the season of giving

“The season of giving” typically refers to the period during the late fall and winter, especially around the Thanksgiving and…

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Columns

Celebrate Family History Month through the holidays

October is officially recognized as Family History Month, a time dedicated to honoring our ancestors and preserving their stories. The…

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Columns

Raise your Armenian coffee cup on International Coffee Day

While researching the history of coffee in honor of International Coffee Day to be celebrated on October 1, I was…

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Columns

Back to the future

When we think of going “back to the future,” we usually imagine some sort of time travel, much like in…

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Literary Corner

Book Review | “Simply Quince”

Simply Quince By Barbara Ghazarian 209 Pages Published 2009 Quince (“cer-keh-vil” or սերկևիլ) is a prominent part of Armenian food…

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Literary Corner

Book Review: Lavash at First Sight

Lavash at First Sight By Taleen Voskuni 299 pages Published May 2024 “Sparks fly between two women pitted against each…

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