BURBANK, CA – The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) partnered with Southern California Armenian Democrats (SCAD) and the National Organization of Republican Armenians (NORA) to
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A Nation Split: How Armenia’s Diaspora Can Help Its Homeland Develop
By Gregory AkopyanANCA Leo Sarkisian Intern 2023 Armenia is in a unique position with most of its ethnic population living outside of the country. This
Lisbon Martyrs Commemoration Held in Burbank
On the evening of Sunday, July 23, a commemorative activity entitled “Holy Crucifixion” dedicated to the 40th anniversary of the feat of the Lisbon five
Celebrating 10th Anniversary of the “Gene’s Freedom”
By Dr. Prof. M. Mkhitar Moradian A decade ago, on June 13th, human genes were set free from captivity. Their crime: “To be Priceless.” It
Camp Zavarian: A Cherished Summer Institution in La Crescenta
By Fidan Avedikian Camp Zavarian, a cherished summer institution, has been enriching the lives of Armenian children in America for the past 16 years. What
Glendale GWP Town Hall Meeting
Join Us In Shaping Glendale’s Energy Future! GWP Join Glendale Water and Power in shaping Glendale’s energy future by attending the second Integrated Resource Plan
Recent Protests Are Just “Imitations” Controlled by Yerevan, Says Ishkhanyan
“A statement related to the situation in Artsakh will be adopted, I cannot say the content at the moment, because they are still working on
Russia Calls for Ensuring Rights and Security of Artsakh Armenians
By Lillian Avedian Russian authorities have expressed their readiness to collaborate with international efforts to ensure the rights and security of the Armenians of Artsakh,
Town Hall Meeting Held With LA County Sheriff Robert Luna
On Wednesday, July 19th the Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) and the Southern California Armenian Democrats (SCAD) hosted a community town hall with Los
Armenia Building Checkpoint On Turkish Border
Armenia is building a checkpoint at its closed border with Turkey despite what Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan has described as a “pause” in efforts to