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History

The daughter who became her father’s hero: Carla Jane Babayan

On Feb. 2, 2007, soldiers quietly gathered inside the Post Chapel at U.S. Army Camp Adder in southern Iraq. The…

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Opinion

Honoring Paul Ignatius’ legacy of service

Imagine walking into the same Glendale post office where a young Paul Ignatius once sorted mail as a clerk —…

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Statements

Greater New York legal community celebrates public service at Armenian Bar dinner 

NEW YORK — On April 23, 2026, the Armenian Bar Association hosted its annual Public Servants Dinner at the historic…

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Columns

The keys to a healthy community: Transparency and inclusion

Life in the American Armenian diaspora is built on, and dependent upon, the concept of community. Communities are often described…

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Diaspora

Greater Washington Soorp Khatch Church community backs church–organization agreement

During the annual membership meeting of Soorp Khatch Armenian Apostolic Church of Greater Washington, D.C., the community passed a resolution…

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Diaspora

DC ARF marks century of service to Greater Washington community

In 2026, the Armenian Revolutionary Federation Sebouh Gomideh proudly marked 100 years of service to the Armenian community of Washington,…

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Community News

Unger Vasken Aivazian honored for lifetime of service

On March 15, members of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) Chicago “Christapor” Gomideh gathered to honor one of their most…

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The Homeland

Homeland in a bundle: Narine’s Story

On Sept. 19, 2023, the life of the Yakhshibekyan family split into a “before” and an “after.” What had begun…

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Victoria's Voice

Leading with heart

For much of my adult life, leadership was something I studied, taught and practiced. It was closely tied to achievement,…

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History

In the name of God

In the summer of 1944, as fire and fury swept across the globe, 1st Lt. Paul N. Kezerian was fighting…

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