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Circumstance, Choice & Change: The Story of Gyumri and the AYF Youth Corps Program

We often don’t realize that as humans, we don’t always inherit the best of worlds. Born without choice, we are thrown into consciousness; into a reality we had no part in shaping. As we travel through life, our surroundings, the people in our lives and the societies in which we live all etch their imprint into our very being, shaping our lives and the people we are to become.

Հնամենի Գիւմրի

Կումայրի, Ալեքսանդրապոլ, Լենինական, Գիւմրի. չորս անուններով է ամբողջանում քաղաքի պատմութիւնը, որը սկիզբ է առել դարերի խորքից ու կարծես պատրաստ է հոսել դէպ յաւերժութիւն…
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Karabakh President Speaks at World Affairs Council

Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (Artsakh) President Bako Sahakian said Friday the Kosovo precedent was important for the resolution of the Karabakh conflict and rebuffed Azeri attempts to poison his appearance at a gathering hosted by Orange County World Affairs Council at the Pacific Club, where Sahakian was the keynote speaker.

2010 AYF Olympics Set for Thanksgiving Weekend

The 37th annual AYF Olympics, a long-standing tradition that brings together Armenian-American youth from across the country for a weekend of sports competition, will be held in the San Fernando Valley during Thanksgiving weekend from November. 26 to 28.

Armenian Taxi Driver Rally for a Fair Process

Join the AYF for a rally in Santa Monica, as we stand with Armenian taxi drivers fighting for a fair process, free of discrimination. Coinciding with the demonstration is a City Council public hearing scheduled to consider the issuing of taxi franchises in Santa Monica.

AYF Announces Winning Anti-Genocide Clips

The much-anticipated winners of the “Yes, It’s Genocide” video contest were announced Friday by the AYF’s Garo Madenlian Public Affairs office. The contest was held in conjunction with, and named in honor of, Serj Tankian’s powerful new song dedicated to the victims of all genocides.

Santa Monica Sets Public Hearing for Taxi Franchises

For the last several months, the City Council of Santa Monica has been considering which taxicab companies will be allowed to operate within its bounds. The issue has become a source of controversy and protest, especially among Armenian taxi companies who say the selection process has been discriminatory and unfair.
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