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Marguerite Sarkisian Bargamian, Waltham Educator, Remembered

In memory of Marguerite “Peggy” Sarkisian Bargamian

Marguerite "Peggy" Sarkisian Bargamian, a longtime Waltham resident and educator, passed away on August 6, 2026, at an advanced age. A native of North Providence, Rhode Island, Bargamian earned a master's degree in education from Harvard University and spent her career as a teach

The Armenian WeeklyAug 13, 20261 min read
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Armenian students win medals at International AI Olympiad

Armenian students win two bronze medals at International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence

Armenian school students earned two bronze medals at the International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence held in Astana, Kazakhstan, August 2-8. Armen fielded two teams—the maximum allowed—with eight students total. The Vanadzor team of Alen Gevorgyan, Aram Amirkhanyan, Seryozh

Public Radio of ArmeniaAug 12, 20261 min read
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Armenian Church Faces Adaptation Challenge in Diaspora

The importance of innovative outreach for our church

An opinion piece in The Armenian Weekly examines how the Armenian Church can thrive amid demographic shifts in the diaspora, including rising intermarriage rates and geographic dispersion of Armenian communities. The author argues that the church must adapt its outreach strategie

The Armenian WeeklyAug 12, 20261 min read
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Armenia Fund Honors Philanthropist's Education Initiative

Building Opportunity Through Education: A Lasting Gift for Armenia’s Future

Armenia Fund has recognized philanthropist Maria for a significant educational gift supporting Armenia's future, the organization announced from its Glendale headquarters. The contribution represents a commitment to expanding educational opportunities in Armenia through philanthr

Massis PostAug 12, 20261 min read
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Intellectual's Refusal to Visit Azerbaijan Raises Questions for Diaspora

Why my disappointment shifted to Armenia’s leadership

An Armenian Weekly essay reflects on philosopher Nassim Nicholas Taleb's decision to decline a speaking invitation in Azerbaijan in solidarity with imprisoned businessman Ruben Vardanyan. The author draws parallels between Taleb's ethical stance and the experiences of Artsakh ref

The Armenian WeeklyAug 12, 20261 min read
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Diana Yeghikyan: From Biology Student to Animation Artist

From biology to animation: Diana Yeghikyan’s universe of color

Diana Yeghikyan, an artist born and raised in Yerevan, has built a career spanning fine art and animation after initially pursuing biology at Yerevan State University. Her trajectory shifted after attending TUMO Center for Creative Technologies, where she discovered art as a viab

The Armenian WeeklyAug 11, 20261 min read
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AYF Interns Explore Armenia's Syunik Province

AYF interns visit Syunik: A two-day travel diary

Members of the Armenian Youth Federation completed a two-day internship trip to Syunik, Armenia's southernmost province, visiting several historical and cultural sites. The group toured Khor Virap near the Turkish border, Noravank monastery, and Areni Cave, known for ancient wine

The Armenian WeeklyAug 11, 20261 min read
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Boston Artist Reflects on Seaport History Through Memory Parade

Memory Parade

A Boston resident reflects on his family's experience attending the city's 2024 Tall Ships celebration while reminiscing about the neighborhood's Armenian and Greek restaurant heritage. The author recounts visits to now-closed establishments including Kangaroo Court, Anthony's Pi

The Armenian WeeklyAug 11, 20261 min read
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Diaspora Voices Engage with Armenia's Political Polarization

A Voice of Wisdom Rising from the Armenian Diaspora

An article from Massis Post examines the role of the Armenian diaspora in responding to political divisions within Armenia. The piece, written by Panos Titizian, addresses the current state of Armenia's political landscape, characterized by deep polarization and confusion among c

Massis PostAug 10, 20261 min read
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Armenia Makes Case for Dedicated Museum of Dolls

Why Armenia needs a Museum of Dolls

A permanent Museum of Dolls in Yerevan could recognize dolls as significant cultural artifacts rather than mere toys, according to an opinion piece in The Armenian Weekly. The proposal builds on growing public interest in doll exhibitions across Yerevan's museums, including a pop

The Armenian WeeklyAug 7, 20261 min read
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AGBU President Sam Simonian Honored for Service to Armenia

AGBU President Sam Simonian Honored for Lifelong Service to Armenia

Armenian President Vahagn Khachaturyan received AGBU President Sam Simonian in Yerevan to honor his lifelong contributions to Armenia. The Armenian General Benevolent Union, a major diaspora organization with significant presence in the United States, has long supported humanitar

Massis PostAug 7, 20261 min read
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Dr. Hrayr Jebejian Elected to Global Bible Societies Council

Dr. Hrayr Jebejian Elected to the United Bible Societies Global Fellowship Council

Dr. Hrayr Jebejian has been elected to the Global Fellowship Council of the United Bible Societies, according to an announcement from the Bible Society in the Gulf. The United Bible Societies is an international federation of Bible societies operating in over 240 countries and te

Massis PostAug 7, 20261 min read
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