Blog Archives
ACEMC & AMA-GB – Corona virus and COVID-19 Q&As (17th May 2020)
This is the recording from the second instalment of our Zoom medical webinar organised by ACEMC in collaboration with the Armenian Medical Association of Great Brittan. In this presentation the […]
ACEMC & AMA-GB – Help and Advice amidst COVID-19 Pandemic (3rd May 2020)
As part of ACEMC commitment to provide help and advice to our community during the Covid-19 pandemic, on Sunday 3 May 2020 we, in collaboration with the Armenian Medical Association […]
COMMUNITY HEALTH INFORMATION BULLETIN – 2
Coronavirus Myths Busted – Is Coronavirus a living organism? The virus, officially named COVID-19, is technically “not alive”. A virus is simply “a protein super molecule rather than a living […]
COMMUNITY HEALTH INFORMATION BULLETIN – 1
COMMUNITY HEALT INFORMATION BULLETIN Coronavirus (COVID-19) What you need to do Stay at home Only go outside for food, health reasons or work (but only if you cannot work from […]
Investing in Our Children’s Future is Investing in Their Armenian School
Investing in Our Children’s Future is Investing in Their Armenian School “Where Are We Coming from, What Are We, Where Are We Going?” (the title of the famous canvas […]
Jubilee events dedicated to the 95th anniversary of the foundation of the YSU Faculties of History and Armenian Philology at Yerevan State University
Jubilee events dedicated to the 95th anniversary of the foundation of the YSU Faculties of History and Armenian Philology at Yerevan State University 10.09.2014 President of the Republic of Armenian […]
For the First Time an Armenian Pavilion at the London Book Fair.
The London Book Fair is opening its doors on 15 April, 2013 in Earl’s Court, London. The Pavilion will provide a valuable platform, which has never been made available in […]
Winning Move: Chess Reigns as Kingly Pursuit in Armenia
No One Is Bored With Board Game in Nation That Adores Grandmasters YEREVAN, Armenia—Reporters stake out Tigran Petrosian’s home. Fans seek his autograph. His image is splashed across magazine covers, […]
ALMA Appoints Susan Pattie as Director
WATERTOWN, Mass.—The Armenian Library and Museum of America (ALMA) this week announced the appointment of Dr. Susan Pattie as its new director. Pattie comes to ALMA after a long residence […]
Turks Counter High School Genocide Classes
Just when you think life has dealt you a pat hand, along comes a conniver to steal your pot. For the past four years, members of our Armenian Genocide Education […]
Controversial text book about Armenians sparks stir in Turkey
The Ministry of Education has defended a school text book that includes slurs about Armenians as well as a number of Turkish writers, saying the book was “written with the […]
Armenian teenagers (and their parents) prepare for first end-of-school parties in two years
After a two-year break caused by Armenia’s switching to a new secondary education system, the country’s 1,400 schools are going to ring again the “Last Bell” on May 25 to […]
Knowing the neighbors: Armenia to raise the level of Caucasus studies
The Yerevan State University (YSU) says in the next academic year Caucasus studies will become available for undergraduate students. In launching the course the Caucasus Studies Department of the Faculty […]
Chelmsford Students Come to Grips with Genocide
CHELMSFORD, Mass.—Busra Cetin is an exchange student from Antalya, Turkey. She sat with 250 students inside an auditorium at Chelmsford High School, perhaps squirming a bit while listening to Weekly […]
Shahkeh Yaylaian Setian’s New Book Illuminates the Dynamics of Genocide
In her first book, “Humanity in the Midst of Inhumanity”, author Shahkeh Yaylaian Setian suggests that in addition to the Armenian Genocide, the Jewish Holocaust and subsequent genocides, these tragic […]
