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Camp Haiastan marks 75 years of Armenian youth community

More than a summer camp: Celebrating 75 years of Camp Haiastan

Camp Haiastan in Franklin, Massachusetts, is celebrating 75 years of serving Armenian-American youth and families. Founded to strengthen cultural identity and foster community among the diaspora, the camp has created lifelong friendships and connections across generations. One co

The Armenian WeeklyAug 19, 20261 min read
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Hidden Sanctuary of St. Vartan Draws Pilgrims to Remote Village

Surprise on Sevan Highway: The sanctuary of St. Vartan in Vartenis

A journalist's road trip around Lake Sevan's 200-kilometer perimeter led to the discovery of a little-known pilgrimage site in Vartenis, a southeastern village near the Azerbaijani border. The Sanctuary of St. Vartan, centered on a natural spring, is traditionally associated with

The Armenian WeeklyAug 19, 20261 min read
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Armenian Citizenship Applications Rise Among Russian-Based Armenians

Interest in Armenian Citizenship Rising Among Ethnic Armenians Who Are Russian Citizens

Interest in obtaining Armenian citizenship has increased significantly among ethnic Armenians who hold Russian citizenship, according to reports from Yerevan. The trend reflects growing engagement with Armenian national identity and institutional ties among members of the diaspor

Massis PostAug 15, 20261 min read
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Jazz Singer Lucy Yeghiazaryan Debuts Album at Birdland

Lucy Yeghiazaryan fills Birdland Jazz Club with love

Jazz vocalist Lucy Yeghiazaryan, born in Armenia and now based in New Jersey, celebrated the release of her debut album "Hey Love!" with a three-night residency at Birdland Jazz Theater in New York City in late June. The album, produced with Richard Stepanian and recorded at the

The Armenian WeeklyAug 15, 20261 min read
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Turkish Education Inspectors Review Armenian Schools in Istanbul

Armenian Citizens’ Children May Be Barred from Attending Armenian Schools in Istanbul

Turkish Ministry of Education inspectors have begun conducting inspections of Armenian schools in Istanbul, with potential implications for Armenian citizen children's enrollment. The inspections raise concerns among the Armenian community about access to Armenian-language educat

Massis PostAug 15, 20261 min read
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Artist Siranush Aghajanyan Transforms Yerevan With Mosaic Art

Beyond butterflies: Siranush Aghajanyan’s mosaicked Yerevan

Siranush Aghajanyan has become known for large-scale mosaic installations across Yerevan, blending traditional tile techniques with contemporary street art. After studying at Armenian art academies, she discovered mosaic as her medium and created approximately 40 public works ove

The Armenian WeeklyAug 14, 20261 min read
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Artsakh Fund launches skills program for displaced women

Empowering Artsakh women to thrive

The Artsakh Fund is launching a new initiative to help women displaced from Artsakh rebuild their lives through vocational training in traditional Armenian crafts. The Help Artsakh Women Rebuild Initiative teaches Marash embroidery and carpet weaving—traditional skills with deep

The Armenian WeeklyAug 14, 20261 min read
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Beirut-Born Woman Becomes Master Khachkar Carver in Gyumri

From Beirut to Gyumri: How Narine Poladian became a khachkar carver

Narine Poladian, a 23-year-old from Beirut with an interior architecture degree, moved to Armenia in 2018 for a short volunteer stint through Birthright Armenia. A chance encounter with stone artisans on Aram Street in Yerevan redirected her path toward khachkar carving—the tradi

The Armenian WeeklyAug 14, 20261 min read
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Knights and Daughters of Vartan Hold 108th Annual Convocation

Knights and Daughters of Vartan Advance Their Mission at 108th Annual Grand Convocation in Philadelphia

The Knights and Daughters of Vartan, a prominent Armenian-American fraternal organization, held their 108th Annual Grand Convocation in Philadelphia. The gathering brought together members to advance the organization's mission of promoting Armenian cultural, religious, and commun

Massis PostAug 13, 20261 min read
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Armenian American Army Specialist Carla Babayan Remembered

The daughter who became her father’s hero: Carla Jane Babayan

Army Specialist Carla Jane Babayan, an Armenian American from California, was honored in a memorial service at Camp Adder in Iraq on February 2, 2007, after giving her life in service. Born in La Cañada Flintridge to Armenian parents Edmond Babayan and Emmy Aprahamian, Babayan wa

The Armenian WeeklyAug 13, 20261 min read
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Armenian High School Students Win Two Bronze Medals at AI Olympiad

Armenian High Schoolers Win Two Broze at AI Olympiad

High school students from Armenia earned two bronze medals at the International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence (IOAI), which took place in Astana, Kazakhstan. The competition represents a significant achievement for Armenian youth in the field of artificial intelligence, an

HetqAug 13, 20261 min read
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Armenian Church of the Forty Martyrs Undergoes Restoration in Turkey

Armenian Church of the Forty Martyrs Under Restoration in Turkey

The Armenian Church of the Forty Martyrs in Iskenderun, Turkey, is undergoing restoration work, according to reports from Massis Post. The church, a significant Armenian religious and cultural landmark, has been the subject of preservation efforts. Iskenderun, located in southern

Massis PostAug 13, 20261 min read
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