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Armenian National Committees Set Priorities on Artsakh, Armenia and Diaspora Advocacy
The Conference of the Armenian National Committees (ANCs), bringing together representatives of the worldwide ANC network, was held in Yerevan and Aghveran from September 25–28,
Did Pashinyan Come to NY to address the UN Or Split Up Armenian University Students?
By Harut Sassounian www.TheCaliforniaCourier.com Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has made himself such a controversial figure that his appearances in Armenia and overseas often generate major
The Trojan Horse in Yerevan
By Levon Baronian September 27 should have told Armenians everything they need to know about the two governments that emerged from the 2020 war. In
Sahakyan Concludes Los Angeles Visit as Community Stands With Artsakh Hostages
A UCLA Law presentation, school assemblies, a meeting with the Western Prelate, and a “Bring Them Home” fundraiser close a week of advocacy organized at
Councilmember Bob Blumenfield Visits ACF Sarkis and Suzan Kitsinian Youth Center in Encino
ENCINO, Calif. – Los Angeles City Councilmember Bob Blumenfield visited the Armenian Cultural Foundation Sarkis and Suzan Kitsinian Youth Center on September 17, meeting with
The Ground Diversity Stands On: Accountability
By Maya Balmanukyan We have all heard the phrase “diversity is a strength.” But what happens when a hate incident targets a community in a
The Philosophy of Organizational Politics 2.0
Editor’s Note: This article is Part II of “The Philosophy of Organizational Politics: Power, Legitimacy, and the Integrity of Mission,” previously published in Oragark. We
Conference of Armenian National Committees Begins in Yerevan
The Conference of Armenian National Committees and Offices officially opened in Yerevan on September 25, bringing together representatives from Armenian National Committee structures in nearly
AMISP releases white paper on the separation of church and state in Armenia
Watertown, Mass. — The Aram Manoukian Institute for Strategic Planning (AMISP) has released a new white paper examining the deterioration of church-state relations in Armenia