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Hirair Hovnanian continues to block Genocide memorial & museum in DC
Assembly leader's delay tactics are detrimental to Armenian Americans' interests.
Is the Armenian Assembly leadership part of the community or part of the problem?
The Cafesjian Family Foundation is ready to invite the community to join forces and move forward with the Armenian Genocide museum and memorial in Washington – and the Assembly’s leaders know this. So why squander time and money to obstruct progress? Why pay lawyers instead of paying builders?
AAA tactics show contempt for justice and Armenian Americans
Published: Friday March 25, 2011
Two months after it lost the court dispute over the proposed Armenian Genocide museum and memorial, the Armenian Assembly of America is seeking to delay and undermine the progress of the museum as well as the administration of justice.
Census 2010: Responsibility in Our Hands
Published: Wednesday March 24, 2010
The U.S. Census 2010 forms are arriving in the mail, and from now until the April 1 deadline, participation is important, required, easy, and safe.
Editor’s Diary: Turkish presidency’s Armenian history
Published: Friday March 19, 2010
For the past two days our group of nine - experts, commentators from U.S. - has shuttled from one end of Ankara to another for meeting after meeting. Eleven meetings in all far: six yesterday and five today - the latest with President Abdullah Gul.
Commentary
The story of Armenia Avenue in Tampa, Florida
If you read Armenian news online you know about this avenue in Florida, now Floridian George Kamajian helps demystify its origins.
Last words of a priest
James Magarian reflects on the life of Very Rev. Father Ghevont Samoorian, former pastor in Chelmsford, Mass. who passed away earlier this year.
Experts meet in Yerevan to strategize for Armenian Genocide centenary
Published: Sunday April 07, 2013
Harut Sassounian on the future of Genocide affirmation and recent news from the Vatican, Paris and Yerevan.
Azerbaijan’s shocking discovery: money can’t buy everyone!
Published: Sunday April 07, 2013
Harut Sassounian on Azerbaijan's recent setbacks in Mexico and the New York Times.
Displaced Armenians find a home in America
Published: Saturday April 06, 2013
The world of journalism is sometimes like a boomerang. What you throw out there in terms of a story often comes back in another way. It amazes me how intertwined and related life often becomes.
Letters
ANCA to AIPAC: ditch Azerbaijan
The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA), giving voice to the Armenian American community's growing alarm over anti-Armenian tirades by Azerbaijani leaders and diplomats, officially registered a protest today with the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) regarding remarks made by Azerbaijan’s Ambassador to the United States Elin Suleymanov, at the organization's recently concluded annual conference.
David Boyajian on U.S. ambassador's Diaspora tour
I attended a presentation by U.S. Ambassador to Armenia John Heffern during his December 2012 speaking tour of Armenian American communities.
Birthright volunteer on her Armenia experience
Published: Wednesday January 09, 2013
I hope this message finds you just as well as yours found me. I have received my travel fellowship in the mail and simply wanted to thank you...FOR EVERYTHING.
Philanthropic leaders support Syrian-Armenian students at AUA
Published: Tuesday December 11, 2012
Dear readers: As you know, in recent weeks we have welcomed students from Syria to join our AUA family. To date, we have assisted nearly 80 students with tuition-free enrollment in both degree-granting and Extension classes. We were able to accommodate these students due to the generosity of philanthropists Sonia and Zaven Akian and Rita and Adam Kablanian.
Tamar Gasparian reiterates concerns in letter to Lighthouse Foundation
Published: Tuesday December 11, 2012
Below is my response to Armenian Lighthouse Charitable Foundation (ALCF). While the organization has tried to intimidate me and turn my inquiries into a personal matter, I know that people with good judgment will understand that I have no personal gain or interest.
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