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Kaloust Christianian born February, 1927 in Beirut, Lebanon, passed away peacefully in Boulder on Friday July 13, 2018. Kaloust was the son of Onnig and Nev

Ariana Kabodian learned a lot about the Holocaust while growing up but not much about her own ancestors' genocide.  In commemoration of the 106th anniversary of the Armenian genocide and in honor of her family's history, the 28-year-old Armenian author interviewed her relatives and wrote a book called "Forget Me Not: Armenian Genocide Recollections." The book was published this month by Chapbook Press Schuler Books. Printed on the cover is the official symbol of the Armenian genocide — the forget-me-not flower. "I knew that the Holocaust was very well known in our community as well a...

Load more 2021-02-25 10:30:00 Armenian Resettlement Coalition (ARC) Launches Benefit for Artsakh Displaced Families Four leading Armenia and diaspora-based community organizations have banded together to form the Armenian Resettlement Coalition to immediately address the thousands of Armenian families displaced from the Artsakh war that wish to permanently remain in Armenia.  Focus on Children Now (FCN), Sahman NGO, Teach For Armenia and The Paros Foundation have entered into a coalition agreement to form the Armenian Resettlement Coalition (ARC).  Each of ARC’s members have agreed to tak...

Anna Astvatsaturian Turcotte Anna Astvatsaturian Turcotte launches eponymous foundation and announces the establishment of the Initiative to document and research financial, personal, and property losses of the Armenian population of Artsakh Republic incurred during the Artsakh War. WESTBROOK, Maine—Author, lawyer, lecturer and human rights advocate, Anna Astvatsaturian Turcotte, launched the “Anna Astvatsaturian Foundation,” a Nonprofit Corporation that will focus its efforts on community initiatives in Armenia, Nagorno-Karabakh/Artsakh and the Armenian Diaspora.  The first projec...