I have seen many posts on social media about disappointment in non-Armenian friends who have not been sharing information or speaking up about the war in Artsakh. I recently posted a story on Facebook about […]
It was around 8:00 a.m. Worries, imagined and real, had kept me from getting any sleep the night before. I had to get out of the house for a walk. I needed air. I needed […]
Editor’s Note: The following was a speech delivered by the author at a rally outside Worcester City Hall on Friday, October 16. The American media frequently refers to Artsakh as an enclave, oblast or an […]
Like every member of the Armenian Diaspora, I have been glued to the news and to social media for updates these past weeks. We are disheartened and exhausted from seeing young men and women losing […]
The US election is fast approaching, and we are tired. COVID-19 is still ever-present, and we are reaching our bandwidth of what else we can take on. But I have to write. As an Armenian […]
Five years ago, my husband and I moved out of our tiny one-bedroom apartment in Philadelphia to a single-family home in the suburbs. We had nothing but an old couch, a bed, a set of […]
How much worse does it have to get for you to care and for our loud voices to be heard? How bad does the current war going on between Azerbaijan and Armenia have to get […]
Before my COVID evacuation, I was a Peace Corps Volunteer serving in Armenia. My site was Martuni near Lake Sevan, 30 minutes from a town just bombed by Azeri drones. I worked part-time at a […]
Armenia today faces an existential threat. Azerbaijan, with material and vocal support from Turkey, launched attacks on Artsakh on Sunday that have now escalated into a veritable war on mainland Armenia. As Turkey takes on […]
By Zaven Khanjian, AMAA Executive Director/CEO A danger of extinction is looming over the heads of our kin in Artsakh. An existential threat shadows the sovereign states of Armenia and Artsakh. We are witnessing an […]
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