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In 2015, we placed 14 teachers in schools across Armenia. We thought we were changing classrooms. It turned out great teachers can shape whole communities.
That’s what Teach For Armenia taught us, and it’s what we’ve built everything else on. Today it’s the Armenia Education Initiative: policy, higher ed, new schools, and the startups building how kids will learn next.
On December 12, we’re gathering at UCLA to mark ten years. Mostly, though, we’re gathering to talk about the next ten.
AI is changing what it means to learn, faster than any of us expected. Our kids can’t afford for us to wait and see.
December 12 | UCLA, Los Angeles
December 11 | School visits to UCLA Lab School & TUMO LA
Register now: armeniaeducationinitiative.o…
I hope you’ll be there.
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Armenian culture at UNESCO 🇦🇲
On 28–29 October, UNESCO Headquarters in Paris hosted celebrations marking the 35th anniversary of Armenia’s independence, concluding with a beautiful joint concert by the Hover State Chamber Choir and Vahagn Hayrapetyan Trio.
#Armenia
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Did you know that the pomegranate is one of the most recognisable symbols of Armenian cultural heritage? Deeply rooted in our history and traditions, it represents fertility, abundance, unity and the richness of Armenian identity. 🇦🇲
#Armenia
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Ces mots puissants d'Aznavour sur le génocide arménien résonne des années plus tard en Artsakh où s'est déroulé un crime contre l'humanité:
"Ils sont tombés pudiquement, sans bruit
Par milliers, par millions, sans que le monde bouge...
Moi je suis de ce peuple qui dort sans sépulture
Qui a choisi de mourir sans abdiquer sa foi"
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"All Their Girls Carried Away."
In 1915, American missionary Tacy Atkinson hid her diary in Harput so the Turks would never find it. She watched Armenian families driven from their homes—men killed or imprisoned, girls carried away. She wrote it all down, used her position to save lives she could, and smuggled razor blades into prison for escapes.
The diary reached her in America nine years later. Published in 2000 as The German, the Turk and the Devil Made a Triple Alliance.
#ArmenianGenocide #TacyAtkinson #NeverForget1915 #ArmenianHistory @ANCA_DC @Armenia @MaryHogins @GenocideWatch @USHolocaustMusm @lio___m @AliTahmizian @Ghoogas1
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#31Octobre 🔹 Prompt rétablissement à notre camarade blessé.
#31Octobre 🔹 Des violences inacceptables sont commises contre les forces de l'ordre.
Soutien à notre camarade gravement brûlé à la jambe par un cocktail Molotov.
(Crédit photo : Le Reporter sablais / vidéo : CNews)
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French President Emmanuel Macron went for a morning jog in Yerevan today. 🇦🇲🇫🇷
@EmmanuelMacron
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Armenian woman with her child, sitting on the side of the road next to her bundle.
📍Ottoman Empire, 1918-20.
#ArmenianGenocide
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📌But Azerbaijan is a (-+)100-year-old "state", how can it have a 199-year-old carpet.... 😏
Don't steal the culture of Armenians...👇🏻
#Armenians
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Armenian terrified orphaned children in a turkish school where they are forced to forget their language, religion, history and Armenian identity. Photo 1916
#ArmenianGenocide
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#31Octobre 🔹 Des violences inacceptables sont commises contre les forces de l'ordre.
Soutien à notre camarade gravement brûlé à la jambe par un cocktail Molotov.
(Crédit photo : Le Reporter sablais / vidéo : CNews)
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🇯🇴🇦🇲 Jordanian-Armenian priest at the ancient rock-hewn Keghart Monastery, Soviet Armenia, 1955.
Liana Margaryan retweeted
The global media’s approach to #Armenia is absurd.When 120,000 Armenians were forcibly displaced from Artsakh,their suffering received far too little international attention.Yet the disgraceful scenes in Armenia’s Parliament are now headline news.The double standards are striking





















