My Experience

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  • 6 Ways to Continue Learning as an Adult in Armenia
    Practical Tips
    10.06.2024
    3 min read
    Are you ready to reclaim your heritage and shape Armenia's future? The country provides essential learning opportunities for those looking to continue their educational journey, aiding integration and professional and personal growth. In Armenia's fast development, numerous educational programs are designed to maximize the potential of both local and repatriate populations.
  • Move2Armenia's Vision for a Thriving Repatriate Community (Part 2)
    Engage Armenia
    30.04.2024
    7 min read
    From offering a concierge service for repatriated families to providing comprehensive information for potential movers, Move2Armenia has established itself as an invaluable resource for those considering a new life in Armenia.
  • Building Bridges: The Inspiring Journey of Move2Armenia (Part 1)
    Engage Armenia
    26.03.2024
    6 min read
    Move2Armenia is a movement started by three Armenian repatriates from Russia in January 2022. With a mission parallel to that of Repat Armenia, Move2Armenia is dedicated to making Armenia a hub for living, working, business, and education.
  • Empowering Artsakh Armenians through Remote Jobs
    News
    28.11.2023
    3 min read
    After a devastating nine-month blockade, Azerbaijan launched a full-scale on the peaceful population of Artsakh, leading to their forced displacement. More than 100,000 refugees sought shelter in Armenia, facing an uncertain future.
  • Strengthening Armenia's Defenses: Getting Involved with VOMA and Azatazen
    Practical Tips
    13.11.2023
    3 min read
    In the wake of the 2020 war, Armenia saw the emergence of private military volunteer units dedicated to bolstering the nation's defenses and empowering its people. Two prominent organizations at the forefront of this movement are VOMA and Azatazen.
  • A Soldier in His Own Right
    Personal Stories
    27.04.2023
    4 min read
    Returning to the homeland was my sole desire after the war in 2021.
  • Rules of Conduct for Citizens During Hostilities
    Practical Tips
    14.09.2022
    1 min read
    In this article, you will learn the main rules on how to act during hostilities and the ways to support Armenia.
  • From Belgium to Hayastan: How Language Shouldn’t Hold You Back
    Engage Armenia
    24.10.2021
    2 min read
    Even though I’m receiving these compliments, I believe they’re meant for my parents. They are the ones who pushed us to speak Armenian and raised us to be hayaser Belgian-Armenians. And for that I’m very grateful.
  • Ariss Kouyoumjian: American Soldier, Armenian Duty
    Personal Stories
    04.08.2021
    6 min read
    The outcome of the war made me more determined to stay in Armenia. I think my mission is to use my entire experience that I gained while serving the U.S. Army for the security of homeland and my nation.
  • “The time to move is now.” - Caique Gudjenian
    Opinions
    01.08.2019
    6 min read
    “I wanted to know more about my homeland; there’s more to Armenia than remember the genocide"
  • Vahan Manjigian
    Personal Stories
    21.05.2018
    5 min read
    If you want to know the future of a country, look to its youth. The light has been seen at the end of the tunnel and hopefully we get there without too many obstacles along the way
  • Beatriz Arslanian
    Personal Stories
    14.07.2017
    4 min read
    I believe the ingredients are in the Diaspora, but the kitchen is in Armenia. That’s where I wanted to be, right in the kitchen
  • “Loretsi” Brian: A Peace Corps Volunteer Extends His Stay for Another Year in Armenia
    Personal Stories
    26.07.2016
    5 min read
    American Peace Corps volunteer long stay in Armenia.
  • The Experience of Lifetime
    Engage Armenia
    16.04.2016
    2 min read
    A Satisfied Repatriate
  • Meet Birthright’s Pathway to Armenia Fellows
    Engage Armenia
    23.02.2016
    2 min read
    Pathway to Armenia is designed to offer qualified, motivated, and committed alumni the support needed to seriously explore the option of living and working in Armenia full time.