South Dakota becomes the 43rd US state to recognize the Armenian Genocide
– Legislature Calls on Turkey to End Its Denials and Work for a Just Resolution of this Crime PIERRE, SOUTH DAKOTA – South Dakota becomes the forty-third United States state
– Legislature Calls on Turkey to End Its Denials and Work for a Just Resolution of this Crime PIERRE, SOUTH DAKOTA – South Dakota becomes the forty-third United States state
-Former Democratic House Majority Leader Turned Lobbyist Dick Gephardt Pivoted from Fully Supporting Armenian Genocide Legislation to Taking Turkish Government Money to Block U.S. Recognition Of Armenian Genocide
Earlier today, the Armenian National Committee of America Western Region (ANCA-WR) announced its list of endorsements for the March 3, 2015 City of Los Angeles Municipal Elections.
Fueled by our collective successes and triumphs last year, we’ve hit the ground running in 2015. The strides to our future victories are set in motion, in full force. A
The Armenian National Committee of America – Western Region (ANCA-WR) recently announced its “Centennial Activism and Beyond” Town Hall series and mini-Advocacy Days to be hosted throughout the Western United
A capacity crowd of over 200 supporters and friends of the Armenian National Committee of America – Western Region (ANCA-WR) were in attendance at the highly anticipated official book launch
Building on the successes of its outreach initiatives, the Armenian National Committee of America – Western Region (ANCA-WR) has initiated a series of Centennial-focused Town Hall Meetings and
After an unprecedented legislative year in 2014 for the Armenian American community, activists from across California will join the Armenian National Committee of America-Western Region (ANCA-WR) and the California State
Earlier this week, the Armenian National Committee of America-Western Region (ANCA-WR) welcomed five passionate and enthusiastic community activists for its 2015 Spring Internship Program. Throughout the next 5 months, Vana
Denver, CO – Only moments before a scheduled vote this morning, the Colorado State Senate pulled from consideration a controversial measure (Resolution SJR 15-006) which would have, in the presence