Prior Years

Ethnopolitical Entrepreneurs presents the story of the Armenians of Glendale, California.

Please join the Department of Near Eastern Languages & Cultures for the upcoming 22nd annual Graduate Student Colloquium in Armenian Studies. 

Hybrid book talk by Julien Zarifian, Ph.D, Professor in U.S. History and Civilization at the University of Poitiers, France, and fellow at the Institut Universitaire de France. 

Join us for the launch of our reading series, Literary Lights 2025, featuring Wasafiri Magazine’s special “Armenia(n)s – Elevation” issue editors and contributors.

Full-day conference that brings together a diverse group of experts to delve into the rich Armenian cultural heritage of the South Caucasus and Eastern Turkey.

Nişo's Flute tells the moving story of two artists, Nishan Dikran (Master Nişo), an Armenian craftsman of wind instruments who returns to Diyarbakir after surviving the Armenian Genocide, and Zülfü Yokuş (Zilfo), a renowned Kurdish kaval player.

Conférences publiques
Jost GIPPERT (Hambourg), Approaching the Early Centuries:
Palimpsests and Their Significance for the History of Armenian Literacy
9 janvier | 9h30 | Genève | Uni Mail, salle MR280
Vahé TOROSYAN (Erevan), The Catholicosate of Ałuank‘
in the Hierarchical Structure of the Armenian Church
10 janvier | 10h00 | Lausanne | Anthropole, salle 1129
Suzan Meryem KALAYCI (Oxford), Dark Times:
Reflections on the Armenian Genocide
11 janvier | 10h00 | Genève | Uni Mail, salle MR280