Diaspora

Statements

Armenian National Committees set priorities for Artsakh, Armenia and diaspora advocacy

The Conference of the Armenian National Committees (ANCs), bringing together representatives of the worldwide ANC network, was held in Yerevan…

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Op-Eds

The last Dashnak is a theory of the nation

As the grandson of Nishan Paparian of Kharpert, who stepped onto Ellis Island a century ago carrying the unfinished business…

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Op-Eds

When the vector is us

A follow-on to “The diaspora as asset and vector” In August I wrote that Armenia’s adversaries view the diaspora not…

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Diaspora

Diaspora Mobilization Conference second roundtable summary

Introduction The second roundtable of the Diaspora Mobilization Conference was dedicated to examining the role of national values and the…

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My Turn

Pashinyan discourages diaspora Armenians from becoming citizens of Armenia

Armenia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs is proposing to increase fivefold the fee for obtaining Armenian citizenship and tenfold the fee…

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Culture

Oshagan on photographing diaspora, crafting Artsakh portraits circa 2125

When photographer Ara Oshagan began documenting greater Los Angeles’ Armenian neighborhoods nearly 30 years ago, he was embarking on an…

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Diaspora

Diaspora Mobilization Conference first roundtable summary

Over the coming days, we will present to our readers, in a series of publications, summaries of the discussions held…

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My Turn

Pashinyan wants to turn Armenia into a country without Armenians

Talaat Pasha, the mastermind of the Armenian Genocide, wrote in a letter in 1915: “We wanted to leave behind one…

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Opinion

Can the Armenian Diaspora survive success?

For much of the twentieth century, the central question confronting the Armenian diaspora was relatively clear: how could a dispersed…

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Opinion

The nation is broader than any government

As the grandson of Nishan Paparian of Kharpert, who stepped onto Ellis Island a century ago carrying the unfinished business…

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