“People have forgotten this truth,” the Little Prince reminds us, “but you mustn’t forget it.” On stage, that simple idea takes on a new meaning as ten-year-old Michael steps into the role of the Little Prince. Beside him are Edward as the Lamb, Ares as the Geographer, and their friends, each bringing a familiar story to life in their own way. For the children of MIASIN (“Together”), an inclusive theater group led by director and drama therapist Marine Asatryan, The Little P

For Vrezh and Marine , hairdressing is not just a profession or a chance to learn something new. It is a safe and welcoming space where they can breathe out, let go of tension, and simply be themselves. At the James and Marta Batmasian Vocational Training Center in Parakar, students with and without disabilities learn side by side, sharing the same classrooms, the same dreams, and the same laughter. Seventeen-year-old Vrezh Aghababyan and sixteen-year-old Marine Madatyan,