ARTSAKANK

In this episode, Unger Vyke and Ungerouhi Meghri speak to Garen Jinbachian, community coordinator of the ANCA Western Region, about how the youth can get involved with the Armenian National Committee. He discusses what he learned at the OSCE Human Dimension Conference and how the Armenian cause was talked about at an international scale.

In this episode, Unger Vyke and Ungerouhi Meghri discuss with Aren Babikian about his educational career. He also gives advice to other students who might be having a hard time trying to find out what career path they want to follow.

Unger Vyke and Ungerouhi Meghri interview Shant Karayan, mayoral candidate in Le Sud Ouest for the upcoming municipal elections. They talk about the importance of cities and urbanism and how they can shape our lives.

Unger Vyke and Ungerouhi Meghri interview Saint-Laurent city councillor Vana Nazarian. She talks about her upbringing in Badanegan and AYF and how these organizations shaped her to become who she is today.

Unger Vyke and Ungerouhi Meghri sit down with Ungh. Yeghisapet Chouldjian from the Armenian National Committee of America's Washington, D.C. office. They discuss the role that social media plays in politics and in the work of Hay Tads around the world.

For this episode, Unger Vyke and Ungerouhi Meghri speak to Varante Yapoudjian from the Armenian National Committee of Quebec. He talks about the importance of networking and how people can be involved with Hay Tad.

For this episode, we interviewed Chant Chahinian and Aren Imamedjian, co-founders of Runners for Armenia. They talked about why Armenian youth should dream big and why it is important to be ambitious.

Welcome to 2025, a new chapter for Artsakank!

This month, we had the pleasure of interviewing Unger Dickran Khodanian, who has served as the former Communications Director of the Armenian National Committee of America - Western Region (ANCA-WR) as well as the assistant editor of both Asbarez News and the Armenian Weekly. In this episode, Unger Diko discusses how media can be used as a tool in politics, specifically as it relates to the current Tavush for the Homeland movement.