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A Plate of Ham and Eggs
Involvement and commitment are two words that are sometimes...
February 10 2014 / 47 comments / Read More »By Any Means
Armenian Education
We make much of our efforts to “preserve” our...
March 7 2014 / 1 comment / Read More »My Turn
Corruption Scandal May End Erdogan’s Political Career
In a series of secretly recorded phone conversations revealed...
March 4 2014 / 5 comments / Read More »Community Links
Memories of Past Christmases in Iran
BY CATHERINE YESAYAN On a misty December day in Glendale...
December 31 2013 / 4 comments / Read More »Critics' Forum
CRITICS’ FORUM: A Year of Ventures and Growth
Over the Thanksgiving holiday, I had the pleasure of...
December 31 2013 / No comment / Read More »Three Apples
CAPITAL City
Fall 2013 will forever be imprinted in my mind...
October 16 2013 / 3 comments / Read More »Heghinar's Corner
In Memoriam: Aram Gharabekian
The man with a simple baton: but a great...
January 15 2014 / 2 comments / Read More »Op-Ed
Killing the Public Space or The New Surveillance Paradigm
The Snowden leaks have been overwhelming us in their complexity and in their scope. So far, though, there is little...
February 25 2014 / 2 comments / Read More »
Unpunished Axe-Murder Is an International Travesty
On August 31, 2011, the world watched silently—with the exception of Armenians and some restrained condemnations from international leaders—as Ramil...
February 18 2014 / 22 comments / Read More »
Neighbors Who Love. Neighbors Who Kill
In 2001 Tomasz Gross published a book called "Neighbors" in Poland, wherein he revealed that in 1941 a horrendous mass-murder...
February 11 2014 / 1 comment / Read More »
Co-Chairs’ Parity Destructive as Azeris Kill Another Soldier
January 22 2014 / 19 comments / Read More »
Arts & Culture
Armenian Genocide Survivors and the Woven Art to be Explored at CSUN
The Armenian Studies Program at California State University, Northridge (CSUN) will host a conference on the theme of Armenian Genocide Survivors and the Woven Art....
March 7 2014 / No comment / Read More »Antaramian Explores Mid-Century Repatriations in Illustrated Lectures
Armenian artist Hazel Antaramian Hofman will be presenting an illustrated lecture about post-WWII Armenian repatriates, comprised of selected biographical accounts, personal photographs, artwork and archival material found at research centers in the United States and...
March 6 2014 / No comment / Read More »Youth Corps Blog
Would I do this again?
Absolutely. In a heartbeat. No question. I’ll be better prepared, knowing what...
August 26 2013 / 3 comments / Read More »A Week in Proshian
It is definitely not enough. One week in Proshyan is just...
August 6 2013 / 1 comment / Read More »Memories from Camp Askeran
As our final days in Arstakh came to an end, I began to look back at what my group and I have accomplished and experienced in just these two weeks of Jampar (Camp)....
July 30 2013 / 3 comments / Read More »International
Crimean Tatars Ask Aliyev for Help
In a piece published on the eurasianet.org blog, author Giorgi Lomsadze reports that leaders of the Crimean Tatars have sent an appeal for help to...
March 10 2014 / No comment / Read More »Georgia’s Prime Minister Pledges To Expand Development of Javakhk
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili pledged to develop all the regions of the Republic equally, including Javakhk (Samtskhe-Javakheti), during an address at the Atlantic Council...
February 28 2014 / 6 comments / Read More »Calls for Erdogan to Resign Following Leaked Phone Conversation
A voice recording said to be of a telephone conversation between Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his son Bilal is at the center of the latest political storm...
February 26 2014 / 6 comments / Read More »