Schools across LA commemorate Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day

Thursday marks Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day. It's the 110th anniversary of the start of events widely viewed by scholars as the first genocide of the 20th century.

Jenn at Work: Karina's Cake House
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As we celebrate Armenian heritage, Jenn Lahmers presents a special edition of "Jenn at Work."

In Depth: Celebrating Armenian Heritage

Araksya Karapetyan is in for Hal Eisner. She devotes four segments to the exploration of Armenian culture - from "Anora" to the Amoretti company.

Day of Remembrance: Thousands commemorate Armenian Genocide in LA

Armenian Genocide rallies, which have been happening in LA for decades, honors the memory of 1.5 million people killed in 1915.

In Depth: Celebrating The Armenian Spirit

Araksya Karapetyan fills in for Hal Eisner for a special show devoted to Armenian culture.

USC celebrates Armenian History Month

For the first time in school history, USC is formally celebrating Armenian History Month.

Armenian culture represented for first time in Disney

The latest episode of ‘Mickey Mouse Funhouse’ was centered around the Armenian festival of Vardavar, also known as Holiday of Water.

Los Angeles intersection named 'Republic of Artsakh Square'

The intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Granville will soon be known as 'Republic of Artsakh Square' to bring awareness to the ongoing blockade in Artsakh.

In Depth: Celebrating Armenian History

Araksya Karapetyan introduces us to the history and culture of the Armenian people in honor of Armenian History Month. 

Celebrating Armenian History
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Araksya Karapetyan hosts for Hal Eisner. Araksya introduces us to the history and culture of the Armenian people in honor of Armenian History Month.�

An inside look at AGBU's programs and educational impact on youth

In California, the programs service the largest Diaspora in teaching Armenian history, heritage, education, culture, humanitarian relief and socio-economic development.

An inside look at AGBU's programs and educational impact on youth
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AGBU is the largest Armenian non-profit in the world—established in 1906 in Cairo, Egypt. In California, the programs service the largest Diaspora in teaching Armenian history, heritage, education, culture, humanitarian relief and socio-economic development.

Celebrating Armenians in entertainment
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FOX 11's Amanda Salas sat down with Angela Sarafyan, Sev Ohanian, Eric Esrailian, and Louisa Sharamatyan to highlight the roles and impacts Armenian-Americans are making on screen and behind the scenes.