Topic: Armenian Diaspora

YEREVAN/TASHKENT — Georgiy Saakov (born 1960, Tashkent) has been an active member of the Armenian community in Uzbekistan since its establishment. An activist since 1989, the journalist has been the[...]

This two-day international academic conference celebrates the launch of the newly developed website dedicated to the Norton and Nancy Dodge Collection of Nonconformist Art from the Soviet Union. The event highlights[...]

YEREVAN — Repat Armenia’s Engage Armenia Forums, funded by the H. Hovnanian Family Foundation, have become the first Armenia-based initiative to travel directly to Diaspora communities worldwide. In less than[...]

TORONTO — The Zoryan Institute announced recently the publication of a special issue of Diaspora: A Journal of Transnational Studies, edited by guest editor Dr. Sarah Wilson, head of Sociology,[...]

PORTLAND, Maine — The Armenian Cultural Association of Maine will host a panel discussion, titled “Yerevan to Jerusalem: Armenia’s Challenges in an Evolving Region,” on Wednesday, April 2, featuring Ambassador[...]

Anelga Hajjar started posting videos on TikTok feeling the way most people do — like she was just talking into the void. In Chicago, where she works as an actor[...]

VENICE — Rouben Koulaksezian’s name is known to many Armenians, especially in diaspora. Born in 1989 in Paris, to an Armenian father and a French mother, Rouben studied at the[...]

VENICE — The first I met Antranik Zekian, an avid traveler and Armenian Diasporan activist, was in 2018 as a student of Venice Armenian Summer School, where he returns regularly[...]

DETROIT — In this deeply personal and powerful exploration, an Armenian-Syrian immigrant and Catholic priest devotes his life to helping Syrian refugees resettle here in the US, cultivating hope, friendship[...]

BOSTON — A group of doctors, neurologists and neurosurgeons from the US and Armenia, are collaborating to pioneer lifesaving care for stroke patients in Armenia, thereby preventing death, or more[...]