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Shengavit preserve director Vladimir Tshagharyan and findings from the preserve.

Cambridge-Yerevan Sister City Assoc. adopts Shengavit Preserve project

The Cambridge Yerevan Sister City Association agreed to help preserve and renovate the Shengavit Historical and Archaeological Culture Preserve in Yerevan, including an archaeological site dating to the 4th millennium BC.

Post-earthquake buildings in Spitak. Via Wikimedia

ATP expands tree planting in Spitak's Little Glendale

Just 100 kilometers northeast of Yerevan is one of Armenia's most well-known cities. Spitak is the southern gateway to Lori, a sparsely populated but ruggedly beautiful region of Armenia.

What draws Birthright volunteers to Armenia

Published: Sunday January 22, 2012

Lisa Manookian profiles four young volunteers who describe their Armenia experiences.

Habitat for Humanity helps 226 Armenia families in 2011

Published: Sunday January 22, 2012

The Christian humanitarian organization committed to reach out to 600 low-income families in 2012.

Santa Barbara students connect Armenian village school to internet

Published: Wednesday January 11, 2012

With funds raised in U.S., three UC Santa Barbara students helped create a computer classrom at a village school in Gegharkunik's remote Akhpradzor village, writes Patrick Bairamian.

FAR program awards grants to Armenia scientists

Vernisage: a mosaic of Armenian cultural treasures

Cafesjian Center for the Arts honored by city of Yerevan

U.S. Embassy honors Armenian American Wellness Center

Habitat for Humanity Armenia thanks 800 volunteers

ATP: Nearly 250,000 trees planted in Armenia in 2011

Toufayans of New Jersey help upgrade Zangakatun village school

U.S. funds maternity clinic renovation in Vedi

Birthright Volunteers capture Armenia in images

Arakelian family renovates Getap village school in Shirak

Gyozalyan family marks home blessing with Fuller Center Armenia

UAF delivers $19 million in humanitarian aid to Armenia