TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES, PART II CHALLENGES TO ARMENIA-DIASPORA RELATIONS
From the first rumblings of independence in 1989 to policy clashes on the Armenia-Turkey protocols, the pullout of the Lincy Foundation from Armenia and the alienation of diasporan investors and philanthropists, relations between the diaspora and Armenia appear to be more strained than ever. What are the consequences of a standoff? Can the diaspora meaningfully participate in the affairs of the homeland? What can be done collectively and individually to build new bridges of mutual respect and cooperation?
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 2012 7:30 PM
ST. LEON ARMENIAN CHURCH, ABAJIAN HALL 12-61 SADDLE RIVER ROAD, FAIR LAWN, NEW JERSEY* For further info call (201) 791-2862
“Truth or Consequences I” Co-sponsored by ASCU
After 20 years of Armenia’s national independence, it’s time to take a sobering inventory of its record in transitioning to a democratic state. Join us for a presentation of the key issues challenging success, possible solutions and the consequences of non-action.
Screening of “The Color of Pomegranates” at Columbia University
Everyone in NYC is invited to attend FREE Screening
Wed 11/30 in Havemeyer 209 at 7:30 PM “Columbia University”
