Suzanna. “They often say diplomas are dowries”. “We Armenians are a nation learning, we love and appreciate education, it is education that has kept us up to date,” […]

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Of the three main interconnected issues facing young people in Armenia: education, work, housing, the housing issue deserves special attention. It becomes especially relevant when young people are […]

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  The “Equal” campaign is launching a series of visits to communities where community leader or council member elections are expected ahead of the September 29th  local government […]

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287,000 young people in Armenia are economically inactive,   – 66% of youth who do not study and do not work are women… – Four out of 10 […]

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The path from education to the job market for young people is full of trials, sometimes so complex that many change their pre-selected career path and start a […]

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August 12th is UN Youth International Day. It was established 20 years ago by the UN General Assembly as a result of the World Conference on Youth.   […]

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Rooted from Kars, raised and tempered in the north of Armenia, with a strong will as a stone. Jemma Harutyunyan is… the head of the Amasia Enlarged Community […]

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UNICEF has released new recommendations on pro-family policies   New York, August 1st, 2019 – The private sector and governments should immediately implement pro-family policies that will promote […]

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There is no shortage of provisions, concerns, and responses to the provisions of the Istanbul Convention these days. Some criticize the document, others voice the need for ratification […]

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  On September 29, regular elections to local self-governing bodies were held in 17 communities in Ararat, Armavir, Aragatsotn, Gegharkunik, Lori, Kotayk, Shirak and Tavush.   In 11 […]

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