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Maral Najarian’s Harrowing Tale of Captivity in Azerbaijan
Maral Najarian pictured during her interview from her home in Lebanon (Photo provided by Linda Berberian) Editor’s Note: The following special report by Weekly correspondent Linda Berberian is based on...
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Armenian Caucus seeks over $100 million in US aid for Artsakh and Armenia
WASHINGTON, DC – The Congressional Armenian Caucus is calling for over $100 million in US aid to Armenia and Artsakh following Turkey and Azerbaijan’s devastating attacks last year, as House...
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EyeSupport to host Easter egg scavenger hunt
WATERTOWN, Mass. — EyeSupport is delighted to invite the local Armenian community to its first ever Easter egg scavenger hunt. The “Egg-cellent Easter Scavenger Hunt” will be held on Saturday, April 3...
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Easter: A Celebration of Victory and Hope
Easter, the resurrection of Jesus Christ, is the foundation of Christian faith. It confirms the Christian belief that God was in Christ, because on Easter we see the power of God restoring life to...
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Metro Detroit sends school supplies to Armenian students in Lebanon
Members of Detroit’s Armenian community packing up the truck for shipment DETROIT, Mich.—Hundreds of Armenian students in Beirut, Lebanon will be equipped with brand new supplies donated by members of...
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Camp Javakhk 2021 counselor applications now open
Camp Javakhk is looking for qualified candidates at least 18 years of age for an unforgettable summer. Camp Javakhk is a program of the Armenian Relief Society (ARS) that consists of day camps in...
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Genocide Education Project presents new lesson plan, webinar for teachers
The Genocide Education Project, in partnership with Woven Teaching, is offering a new resource for high school social studies educators. It’s called Stages of Genocide: A Toolkit for Educators—an...
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Ümit Kurt to present “The Armenians of Aintab: The Economics of Genocide in...
The Armenian Center at Columbia University and the National Association for Armenian Studies and Research (NAASR) with the co-sponsorship of Research Institute on Turkey will present a webinar with...
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In Memory of Khatchadour Batalian
Khatchadour Batalian Khatchadour “Kay” Batalian of Watertown, MA passed away on April 5, 2021 at the age of 89. Beloved husband of the late Chenorig (Tavitian) Batalian. Devoted father of Sona...
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Univ. of Minnesota professor to discuss new book “Knowing about Genocide:...
The Society for Armenian Studies (SAS) and the National Association for Armenian Studies and Research (NAASR) will present a webinar with Prof. Joachim Savelsberg discussing his newly published book...
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St. Gregory Armenian Apostolic Church to host annual food festival
INDIAN ORCHARD, Mass.—St. Gregory Armenian Apostolic Church will be hosting its Spring Armenian Food Festival on Saturday, April 17, 2020. The TAKE-OUT ONLY will be held from 12:00 to 5:00 PM at 135...
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Prof. Harry Harootunian to give inaugural UCLA Raymond H. Kévorkian Armenian...
Prof. Harry Harootunian Prof. Harry Harootunian will give the inaugural Raymond H. Kévorkian Armenian Genocide Commemoration Lecture organized by the UCLA Richard Hovannisian Chair of Modern Armenian...
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Armenian Museum of America launches genocide education, new online concert in...
WATERTOWN, Mass.—The Armenian Museum of America has announced its programming for the month of April with several events focused on genocide education. April 24 is recognized as the date when the...
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Aurora Humanitarian Initiative to honor Armenian Genocide, recognize...
YEREVAN – The Aurora Humanitarian Initiative will organize a series of events in April 2021 to honor the memory of the victims of the Armenian Genocide, recognize this year’s Aurora Humanitarians and...
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Why President Biden Should Recognize the Armenian Genocide
Wilmington, Del., September 4, 2020 (Flickr: Adam Schultz) Turkey, as usual, gets all wound up in the month of April, as Armenians around the globe commemorate Turkey’s genocide of 1.5 million of its...
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“The Angel of Aleppo” lands in America
PARAMUS, NJ—Who are the heroes in Armenian history? Which real life heroes do we teach our children about? The illustrated children’s book The Angel of Aleppo is one such attempt. Published by the...
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Armenian drag artists “Cher the Love” for Artsakh
(Artist: Fernando Delgado) As the destruction and after-effects of the 2020 Artsakh War continue, a group of queer Armenians and allies have decided to harness the power of virtual events and a...
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State of Illinois, Village of Hoffman Estates reaffirm commitment to...
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker has reaffirmed the state’s recognition of the Armenian Genocide with a proclamation issued on Thursday, April 1, 2021, at the request of the Armenian...
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Armenian National Team helping nation heal with historic start in World Cup...
As Armenians around the world try to pick up the pieces from their devastating losses in the Artsakh War, the Armenian national soccer team is offering a glimmer of hope with its performances during...
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Saudi Arabia should sue Turkey for stealing Prophet Muhammad’s relics
The Arab News published on March 28 an article titled, “Book by Saudi author unravels Ottoman atrocities in Madinah.” The book was written by Saudi historian Muhammad Al-Saeed who exposed Ottoman...
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