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Opinion

Is Lebanon really home?

Ossana was 19 years old during the Armenian Genocide in 1915. Born in 1896 in Urfa, in the Ottoman Empire…

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Family Histories

A Dedication to my Dad

I have never written anything about my dad—Nishan Salibian. In fact, I don’t think anyone has. That’s why when his…

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Opinion

In Solidarity with the Armenians of Lebanon

My community in Lebanon needs me. It needs you, it needs us.  Lebanon’s imminent economic collapse and increasingly deepening political…

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Announcements

In Solidarity With Djemaran: An Online Fundraising Initiative

The scholastic year 2019-2020 has been greatly disturbed by the COVID-19 pandemic. School closures throughout the world have adversely affected…

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Nonprofit News

The Crisis in Lebanon: Our Commitment

Our communities in Lebanon are facing existential threats. And this time it’s not the indiscriminately flying bullets. It is poverty,…

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Nonprofit News

ARS Eastern US Chapters, Supporters Donate $25,000 to Lebanon Emergency Relief

WATERTOWN, Mass. – The Armenian Relief Society (ARS) of the Eastern US has announced that it is donating $25,000 to…

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Research

Doctors, Disease, and Death: WWI and Armenians at the Syrian Protestant College

In early April 1917, the United States, besides declaring war on Germany, also ruptured its diplomatic relations with the Ottoman…

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Roundups

ARF-Backed Candidate Vartine Ohanian Makes History in New Lebanese Government

Vartine Ohanian has been appointed to serve in Lebanon’s newly-formed government, which would make her the first female Armenian cabinet…

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Nonprofit News

ARS Issues Emergency Appeal for Lebanese-Armenian Community

The economic crisis and political instability in Lebanon have taken an evident toll on the Lebanese-Armenian community.  The Central Executive…

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Reviews

Book Review: Letters to Barbra

As a reader who had the chance to read the manuscript before publication, I thank Paul Chaderjian for letting me…

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