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DISCOVERING MULTIPLE FACETS OF WILLIAM SAROYAN - AS A PAINTER, DRAMATIST, SONGWRITER AND A PLAYWRIGHT (VIDEO MATERIAL)
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“Hello, Saroyan…” joint project of the AGBU Yerevan Young Professionals’ (YP) “Grqabats” initiative and Renaissance Cultural and Intellectual Foundation’s “Saroyan House” project kicked off at AGBU YP's first Grqabats room on February 3. Cooperation with Renaissance Cultural and Intellectual Foundation initiated because it is the only foundation maintaining and disseminating Saroyan’s inheritance... |
THE DWELLERS OF “GRQABATS” ROOM
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Little by little we are being carried to the world of Tumanyan magic together with Maral. The walls are covered with Armenian folktale characters; you are surrounded with the picturesque nature of Armenian highlands all around. “It seems like we have created a time machine and are traveling back to childhood,” says Maral Shahverdyan. She is one of the members of AGBU Young professionals Yerevan team that has created the first... |
AGBU YOUNG PROFESSIONALS YEREVAN TEAM HOSTED A NETWORKING EVENT WITH MBA STUDENTS FROM TUCK SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AT DARTMOUTH UNIVERSITY
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On March 16, AGBU Young Professionals (YP) Yerevan team hosted a networking event with MBA students from Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth University visiting Armenia for a study trip. It was so inspiring to see these young people from different walks of life and several continents finding so much in common and building bridges. AGBU is always happy to be that platform connecting youth and facilitating joint projects!... |
SCREENING OF MY UNFAMILIAR FATHERLAND DOCUMENTARY AT AGBU YEREVAN CENTER (VIDEO MATERIAL)
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AGBU YP Yerevan and Repat Armenian Fund co-hosted their first joint event on March 15th at the AGBU Yerevan Center. The artistic team behind My Unfamiliar Fatherland presented their documentary followed by a discussion with the standing room only audience consisting mainly of recent repats from around the world. My Unfamiliar Fatherland told the story of the Great Repatriation of 1945-49, the falsified propaganda of the Soviet Union and the enthusiasm of Armenians, who repatriated from around the world, as well as their ultimate disappointment... |
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