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SOUND STORIES

The Element Band, in collaboration with the USC Institute of Armenian Studies, presents "Sound Stories" – a journey through the Armenian experience in music and stories.

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After the Velvet Revolution: Armenia, Russia, and the Caucasus

Dr. Gevorg Avetikyan, Dean of Int'l Programs at the European University at Saint Petersburg, presents a talk on the impact of Armenia’s “velvet revolution” on Russia and the Caucasus. Watch here.

Violence, Spatial Belonging, and Everyday Life for Armenian Genocide Survivors

The Element Band, in collaboration with the USC Institute of Armenian Studies, presents “Sound Stories: The Songs You Know, with the Stories You Don’t.” A journey through the Armenian experience in music and stories. Watch here.

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British Medical Journal "Assessing Health Systems in Unrecognised States: Lessons From the Field"
– Shant Shekherdimian, Kent Garber

Cambridge University Press "Diaspora Identity and a New Generation: Armenian Diaspora Youth on the Genocide and the Karabakh War"
– Dmitry Chernobrov and Leila Wilmers

Ethnicities Journal "Growing up with a Long-Awaited Nation-State: Personal Struggles with the Homeland Among Young Diasporic Armenians"
– Leila Wilmers and Dmitry Chernobrov

History and Anthropology “Experience-Sharing as Feminist Praxis: Imagining a Future of Collective Car