Living gray on the narrow streets of Kond
By Siranouish Gevorgyan Little Samvel, 10, covers his face with a soft toy out Read More
Hardship and separation and dreams in verse
By Ruzanna Amiraghyan Emma and Gevorg Malkhasyan’s home turned into dust during the 1988 earthquake. Read More
The Loryans
By Gayane Abrahamyan Heghine, 10, embraces her mother as if hugs and kisses could Read More
The Karapetyans
By Gayane Mkrtchyan Nature in Syunik is perfectly embroidered. The mountains gently lean against Read More
The Hovhannisyans
By Suren Musayelyan In a building that once belonged to a cotton factory, 12 families Read More
The Baghdasaryans_Tkhkut (Meghri)
By Aris Ghazinyan Unlike “big white”, the “landrace” swine is not distinguished with sharp Read More
“Ordinary people”
By Gayane Mkrtchyan Laura’s worn-out shoes are marred with dirt and cow manure. While running she was Read More
“Is this a life?”
By Gayane Abrahamyan Mikayel, five months old, lies in an old metal cradle. His clothes and Read More
“I can’t stand the hardships anymore.”
By Arpi Harutyunyan The unity established 19 years ago between Andranik and Zoya forced them to Read More
“Neither are alone”
By Mariam Badalyan Mary, 7, is firmly hanging to her mother’s neck. “It’s my mummy,” Read More