Looking for a night out, a charitable cause, or just a great time with some friends? FAR’s GTech Committee is sponsoring the Hot Summer...

This is a year of some unpleasant surprises for Armenia. In terms of agriculture, 2010 is the worst in 15 years. Climate factors like...

By Karine Abalyan & Artur Petrosyan Randy Sapah-Gulian, chair of the board of directors of the Fund for Armenian Relief, delivered the...

By Ashley Killough via ianyan Mag With its intricate carvings and detailed designs, the khachkar, or cross-stone, has been an Armenian...

The two-week 2010 Young Professionals Trip to Armenia will take place from July 7th to July 21st, 2010. During our time in Armenia, we...

More than 1,000 participants from nations like Russia, Belarus, France, Egypt, Iran, and China, gathered in Gyumri last month for the...

Five more doctors completed FAR’s CME Regional Doctors Training Program last week. The program, which enables Armenia's physicians to...

Vahan Artsruni is one of Armenia’s most prominent modern musicians. His rich blend of folk, academic, and rock music remains loyal to...

The two-week 2010 Young Professionals Trip to Armenia will take place from July 7th to July 21st, 2010. During our time in Armenia, we...

Via Armenia Now One of Yerevan’s most popular evening stroll destinations – the “dancing fountains” – has opened for summer, spraying...

The global economic crisis has hit communities hard all around the world. Armenia is no exception, which makes programs like the BAFA...

Lilia N. was born in 1994, after her parents Vitalik and Anjela fled Azerbaijan during the Nargorno-Karabagh War. They settled in the...

The two-week 2010 Young Professionals Trip to Armenia will take place from July 7th to July 21st, 2010. During our time in Armenia, we...

Lilit Sargsyan, a recipient of FAR’s Gulamerian Scholarship Program, recently debuted her sculpture and collages at a Yerevan State...

Sayan Scholarship Program is one of the many educational programs, FAR has been implementing for students in Armenia over ten years....

A photo exhibition honoring survivors of the Armenian Genocide titled simply "Survivors" opened April 23 at the Union of Artists in...

Once again the children of the Sunday School of St. Mary Armenian Church in Costa Mesa, California, with the help of principal Izzy...

The Women’s Guild of the Armenian Church of America (Eastern Diocese) donated more than 1,000 new backpacks, which will reach children in...

Twenty-five kilometers northwest of Gyumri, just over the Akhurian River on the Turkish-Armenian border, lies Amasia. Departing from...

By Ashley Killough via ianyan Magazine Ashley Killough is an American journalist and Fulbright fellow in Yerevan. She blogs about her...

The Hayq Encyclopaedia contains articles on Armenian history, culture, interesting and worth to mention facts, all needed to know and...

April 26th, 1986. Twenty years have passed since the meltdown at Chernobyl (Ukraine). Photographer Paul Fusco faces the dark legacy of...

Doctors from the farthest reaches of Armenina gathered in Yerevan for a Continuing Medical Education (CME) workshop workshop last week....

Today the world is reminded of unspeakable tragedy. Ninety-five years have passed since Ottoman Turkey tried to eradicate the Armenian...