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Rupen Janbazian

Rupen Janbazian

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Director of Public Relations, Tufenkian Charitable Foundation

Yemen

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Social Media Trends , Food , Human Interest , Theme Parks , Travel

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Total articles 77

  • Knowing homeland: The lasting impact of class trips to Armenia

    By Rupen Janbazian| The Armenian Weekly Verified Several weeks ago, during a gathering at our friends’ home, an unsettling debate emerged about whether class trips to Armenia organized by Armenian schools in the diaspora are truly valuable. An acquaintance, who relocated from the diaspora to Armenia several years ago, insisted that these journeys are merely superficial tourist excursions: Students come, have fun, take photos and leave without forming genuine connections. My partner Araz and I were stunned.

    By Rupen Janbazian · The Armenian Weekly

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Book Review | "Armenian Greats—Known and Unknown" by Jirair Tutunjian

    By Rupen Janbazian| The Armenian Weekly Verified Jirair Tutunjian’s latest volume, Armenian Greats—Known and Unknown, is a rich collection of 40 biographical profiles that illuminate the lives of individuals who have left an indelible mark on both Armenian and world history.

    By Rupen Janbazian · The Armenian Weekly

    Jan. 28, 2025

  • Knowing homeland: The lasting impact of class trips to Armenia

    By Rupen Janbazian| The Armenian Weekly Verified Several weeks ago, during a gathering at our friends’ home, an unsettling debate emerged about whether class trips to Armenia organized by Armenian schools in the diaspora are truly valuable. An acquaintance, who relocated from the diaspora to Armenia several years ago, insisted that these journeys are merely superficial tourist excursions: Students come, have fun, take photos and leave without forming genuine connections. My partner Araz and I were stunned.

    By Rupen Janbazian · The Armenian Weekly

    Apr. 08, 2025

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