Articles

  • Vasken Brudian
    Repat Story
    28.04.2016
    “So I went back to Los Angeles to finalize it all and since 2013 I reside in Yerevan; finally, I was not a tourist anymore.”
  • Berj Tufenkjian
    Repat Story
    24.04.2016
    “It is known, that if you want to live in Rome, you should be a Roman. It is much the same is with Armenia.”
  • The Experience of Lifetime
    Volunteering
    16.04.2016
    A Satisfied Repatriate
  • FIVE Years discovering the Armenian Highland!
    Thoughts
    01.04.2016
    A very good morning from the Armenian Highland!
  • Meet Birthright’s Pathway to Armenia Fellows
    News
    23.02.2016
    Pathway to Armenia is designed to offer qualified, motivated, and committed alumni the support needed to seriously explore the option of living and working in Armenia full time.
  • Arpenik Mouradyan
    Repat Story
    21.02.2016
    "It is here that I feel myself good, I feel fulfilled and my creativity benefits from it."
  • Arpine Qtoyan
    Repat Story
    16.02.2016
    "If someone wants to move, he/she should try to plan everything beforehand properly, including making connections."
  • Ara Gidigyan
    Repat Story
    22.01.2016
    “We almost had no clue of what to expect of Armenia and what was awaiting us here, and it was a little discomforting for us. However, after arriving we noticed the generosity of the local people and their warm approach to welcoming newcomers.”
  • Anna Avetisyan
    Repat Story
    11.01.2016
    "It is very hard to live somewhere nobody knows where you come from. There was nothing I could refer to promote my identity."
  • Mariam Gasparyan
    Repat Story
    25.12.2015
    "I am very pleased because compared with 2010, there is definitely a positive change. Here we have a place to grow.”
  • Five Differences Between NYC and Yerevan: Metro System
    Thoughts
    22.12.2015
    NYC's Subway System vs Yerevan's Metro Station.
  • Nina Mehrabian
    Repat Story
    17.12.2015
    "I think that the diaspora does not love its motherland, but rather is in love with it. When we are in love, we do not notice the drawbacks, while to love the country means that you consider both the advantages and disadvantages of your country."
  • About the Hybridity in Diaspora
    Thoughts
    15.12.2015
    Our diversity can help us advance through our unity.
  • Alan Kutchukian
    Repat Story
    14.12.2015
    "... like any other developing country, we have issues. Since the country is small, I hope we can overcome the issues at a rapid pace."
  • Armenia Chose Me
    Volunteering
    09.12.2015
    The story of a Kazakh girl in Armenia.
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