Thu Jul 11 2019
Marriage Law and Culture: Ottoman Armenians and Women's Efforts for Reform
By Hasmik Khalapyan
Although Armenian women did not directly participate in the public discourse on the family structure and institution of marriage during the 19th to early 20th centuries in the Ottoman Empire, they articulated their concerns against gender inequalities through the voices of the fictional characters they created in their writings.
Tue Jul 09 2019
Armenian Healthcare: Fissures and Fixes
By Shoushan Keshishian
Armenia is slowly inching towards a model of universal healthcare where all citizens will be able to access quality healthcare without falling into financial hardship. While recent developments have definitively set Armenia on that path, much remains to be done to ensure that no one falls through the cracks.
Sun Jul 07 2019
Jack Cracks Open a Window
By Raffi Wartanian
His scissors his baton, moving like a dancer-magician, Jack seems to induce an otherworldly state. At the end of his intricate symphony, the final product is a manifestation of his vision.
