ARTSAKANK

We hope you’ve enjoyed our Artsakank Survival Stories so far. This week’s episode will highlight how Ungerouhi Ariané Taslakian’s family has made her a product of unyielding spirit and patriotic upbringing.

Next in our Artsakank Survival Stories lineup is Ungerouhi Talia Jabrayan who shares how her great-grandfather’s story has made her a product of unconditional love for her family and mother tongue.

In this episode we had the privilege of interviewing Unger Mher Karakashian, Chair of ARF Canada’s Central Committee and longtime Armenian History teacher at Montreal’s École Arménienne Sourp Hagop. 

We talked to Unger Mher about his years of teaching Armenian history, how the 44 day war affected his teaching, as well as about his takes on how we are currently shaping Armenian history and what he believes the future holds for the Armenian nation.

Book club is back! 

In this episode, Ungh. Ariané and Ungh. Talia discuss Avedis Aharonian’s “Azadoutyan Djanabarin” 

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In this month’s Badanegan spotlight, our “Tro-Kedashen” badanees add another virtue to those that make up the personality of the ideal tashnagtsagan : sacrifice. 

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In honour of Women’s Month, this month’s LSPA spotlight focuses on a discussion between four of our chapters’ most active ungerouhis about their experiences as members of the ARF.

In this episode we had the honour of interviewing Aspram Krpeyan, member of the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia. We talked to her about her life, the lessons that have shaped her, what it means to be a woman in politics at such a crucial time in our history and why it is so important for all of us to be engaged with the homeland in real, productive ways.

Book club is back! 

In this episode, special guests Ungh. Lory Abrakian and Ungh. Nora Arouchian discuss Khatchadour Apovyan’s “Verk Hayasdani”

In honour of March being Women’s History Month, we’ve decided to incorporate as many strong women as possible in our March lineup. 

We hope you enjoy this episode. 

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