Learn About Armenia -- Emma's Gold Award Project

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Explore Armenia through Armenian Guest Speakers

diran bohajian

gerard kassabian

Diran Bohajian is an Armenian priest who emphasizes the importance of Christianity in Armenian culture. Armenia was the first nation to affirm Christianity, and every Armenian continues to abide by God each and every day. Diran shares the religious values of Armenians and highlights hypothetical prevention of other genocides if people were aware of the Armenian Genocide many years ago.

gerard kassabian

Gerard Kassabian is an Armenian who now lives in the United States. Gerard's family comes from an area in pre-genocide Armenia that is now occupied by Kurds and located in Turkey. Gerard is an attorney and strives to help others in his line of work. He was a member of the Armenian Bar Association and spoke in Times Square in 2019 at the remembrance of the Armenian Genocide. Gerard shares many insightful words on Armenian history, the diaspora of Armenians and personal experiences that will help others understand the current state of Armenia as well as what it means to be Armenian.

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Lucy janjigian

gerard kassabian

Lucy janjigian

Lucy Janjigian is an Armenian artist who has a collection of 19 paintings encompassed in her film, Uprooted, that highlights the resilience of Armenians who were forced to abandon their homes during the Armenian Genocide and depicts those who were lucky to survive these organized murders. Lucy's Uprooted collection is displayed on April 24 every year on Armenian television in New Jersey to remember the Armenian Genocide. Lucy shares her gracious efforts that have positively affected Armenian communities today, and she highlights her perspective of the Armenian Genocide.

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Preserve and Protect the Past for the Future

Welcome

About Learn About Armenia -- Emma's Gold Award Project

Where is Armenia?

Explore Armenia through Armenian Guest Speakers

diran bohajian

gerard kassabian

gerard kassabian

gerard kassabian

gerard kassabian

gerard kassabian

Lucy janjigian

gerard kassabian

Lucy janjigian

Preserve and Protect the Past for the Future

Welcome

About Learn About Armenia -- Emma's Gold Award Project

Where is Armenia?

Explore Armenia through Armenian Guest Speakers

diran bohajian

gerard kassabian

gerard kassabian

gerard kassabian

gerard kassabian

gerard kassabian

Lucy janjigian

gerard kassabian

Lucy janjigian

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