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2020 Artsakh War Veterans Share Stories at Yerevan Facility

Frontline Memories: 2020 Artsakh War Vets Share Untold Stories at Yerevan’s “Soldier’s Home”

Hetq is documenting firsthand accounts from soldiers who fought in the 2020 Artsakh War and are currently receiving treatment at Yerevan's "Soldier's Home" facility. The news organization partnered with Vardanyan to record and preserve veterans' experiences from the conflict. Thi

HetqSep 29, 20261 min read
Source: Hetq
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Haigazian University Opens Exhibition by Alumnus Artist Khederlarian

Echoes of Beauty & Influence: Haigazian University Welcomes Alumni Artist Hrant Khederlarian

Haigazian University's Art Center in Beirut opened its Matossian Gallery to showcase work by alumnus artist Hrant Khederlarian. The exhibition, titled "Echoes of Beauty & Influence," marks a significant moment for the institution as it welcomes back a notable graduate to display

Massis PostSep 29, 20261 min read
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Artist Shares Watercolor Portraits of Grandson, Family Heritage

Trip to the Museum

An Armenian-American artist reflects on exhibiting his watercolor painting "Trip to the Museum" at the Essex Art Center in Lawrence, Massachusetts, for a second year. The piece depicts a moment with his young grandson, Bedros, introducing him to art and cultural institutions. The

The Armenian WeeklySep 29, 20261 min read
Source: The Armenian Weekly
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Healthcare Shortages Force Armenian Diaspora Member to Abandon Return

A Homeland Without Medicine: Healthcare Gaps Dash Diasporan Armenian's Dream of Return

A diaspora Armenian's plan to permanently relocate to the homeland has been derailed by critical gaps in healthcare access, according to reporting by Hetq. The individual, identified as Grigoryan, found that essential medications were either unavailable or extremely difficult to

HetqSep 29, 20261 min read
Source: Hetq
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Folk Singer Hasmik Harutyunyan Preserves Armenian Musical Heritage

Hasmik Harutyunyan keeps the songs of her ancestors alive

Hasmik Harutyunyan, a folk singer born in Yerevan in 1960, has dedicated her career to preserving Armenian musical traditions, particularly Western Armenian lullabies. After joining the Agunk Ensemble in the 1980s, she co-founded the Shoghaken Folk Ensemble in 1991 and later move

The Armenian WeeklySep 29, 20261 min read
Source: The Armenian Weekly
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Armenian Gymnasts Win Medals at World Challenge Cup in Paris

World Challenge Cup: Hamlet Manukyan Wins Gold, Artur Avetisyan Takes Silver in Paris

Armenian gymnasts achieved notable success at the World Challenge Cup in Paris, with Hamlet Manukyan capturing a gold medal and Artur Avetisyan earning silver. The competition, considered one of the sport's prestigious international events, showcased the athletic prowess of Armen

Massis PostSep 29, 20261 min read
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Armenian Tennis Federation Bolsters National Team With Top Players

Armenian Tennis Federation hopeful about sport’s future

The Armenian Tennis Federation is entering a new phase with the addition of two elite female players to its national roster. Elina Avanesyan, ranked No. 159 by the WTA, has represented Armenia since August 2024 and helped the nation secure promotion to Group II at the Billie Jean

The Armenian WeeklySep 26, 20261 min read
Source: The Armenian Weekly
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Artist Anahit Rodvan Transitions from Finance to Contemporary Art

Anahit Rodvan left finance for art

Anahit Rodvan, born and raised in Yerevan, has pursued a career shift from finance and technology to professional visual art. After earning a bachelor's degree in finance and economics from the International Scientific-Educational Center and studying programming, Rodvan realized

The Armenian WeeklySep 26, 20261 min read
Source: The Armenian Weekly
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Armenian Churches Face Steep Decline in Young Attendance

993 missing: The number Armenian churches cannot ignore

Armenian churches in America are confronting a significant participation crisis, according to analysis from Khachkar Studios. Research suggests that on a typical Sunday, only about seven of every 1,000 young Armenian-American women attend church services, while roughly 993 do not

Public Radio of ArmeniaSep 26, 20261 min read
Source: Public Radio of Armenia
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Armenian Churches Face Generational Decline in America

A 4X Generational Gap: The Arithmetic Armenian Churches Must Confront

Armenian Christian churches in the United States confront a significant demographic challenge, according to analysis from Massis Post. The article examines a substantial generational gap—described as a "4X" disparity—that illustrates declining participation and engagement among y

Massis PostSep 26, 20261 min read
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Dr. Yeghig Jerejian Receives SDHP Paramaz Medal

Dr. Yeghig Jerejian Awarded the SDHP Paramaz Medal

Dr. Yeghig Jerejian was honored with the SDHP Paramaz Medal during a formal ceremony held in Yerevan. The award recognizes distinguished service and contributions within the Armenian community. The SDHP (Social Democrat Hunchakian Party) Paramaz Medal is presented to individuals

Massis PostSep 25, 20261 min read
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Dorothy Vartanian Piligian, Community Volunteer, Dies at 99

In memory of Dorothy (Vartanian) Piligian

Dorothy (Vartanian) Piligian of Needham, Massachusetts, passed away on September 16, 2026, at age 99. Born in Indian Orchard to Armenian immigrant parents Seranoosh and Nigohos Vartanian, Piligian was a lifelong community member across Massachusetts and Virginia. Piligian worked

The Armenian WeeklySep 24, 20261 min read
Source: The Armenian Weekly