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Ayinka

The following short story (Այինկա) by famed Armenian writer Krikor Zohrab was written back in 1892 and was included in…

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Opinion

Armenian is a beautifully unique language

Proficiency with language is not something that is simply inherited. It is also not something that magically stays with you…

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Opinion

Western Armenian Renaissance – Update 2.1

My colleague put it perfectly on the fourth episode of the Meet the Revolution podcast. “When it comes to language—the…

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Literary Corner

Roslin Press Presents Armenian Adaptation of Animated Series, Treasure Island

In an initiative the likes of which the Diaspora hasn’t seen in over a generation, Roslin Press is proud to…

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Opinion

The Little Ant Speaks Pure Armenian

In the January 27, 1977 edition of Asbarez, there was an article written by Mr. Hrayr Garabedian titled “ՄՐՋՆԻԿԸ ՄԱՔՈՒՐ…

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Nonprofit News

Children and Parents Embrace ‘Pokrig’ Online Learning Platform

The Pokrig Tale site continues to publish stories in Western Armenian and help visitors learn Armenian during the quarantine. Pokrig…

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Announcements

Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation Announces Prize Program for Online Armenian Instruction

The Armenian Communities Department of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation has announced a new prize program exclusively for teachers in the…

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Literary Corner

Classic Children’s Series Frog and Toad Translated into Armenian

The Armenian School of St. Leon Armenian Church in Fair Lawn, New Jersey in conjunction with Cascade Press is proud…

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Announcements

NAASR to Present Harvard Panel Discussion on Bilingual Education

A panel discussion entitled “Bilingualism: Challenges and Benefits of Learning and Living in Multiple Worlds” will take place on Thursday,…

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Diaspora

St. Stephen’s Armenian Elementary School Celebrates 35 Years

WALTHAM, Mass.—On Saturday night, hundreds celebrated the Armenian school that has, since 1984, meant so much to so many generations…

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