Narine Ghazaryan (name changed at her request) is now a housewife. Before the birth of her first child, she has worked as a nurse at a private dental clinic in...
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As of September 1, Armenia has rolled out a new mechanism for retaking driver’s license exams. Candidates who fail on their first attempt will no longer be...
In October 2021, the Armenian parliament passed amendments significantly increasing court fees—quadrupling in some cases—in an effort to reduce court...
In recent years, Armenia has significantly increased both the number and funding of so-called social reintegration programs within its penitentiary system...
As of the 2023-2024 academic year, Armenia has 29,000 teachers. Of these, approximately 26,000—89.5%—are women. This numerical evidence of women’s...
Fostering care within schools, neighborhoods, and social circles while learning to empathize with others is a cornerstone for societal growth.
Embedding these...
“For the fourth year in a row, my brother asks our parents every evening if he can skip school the next day.”
Lena’s [name changed] younger brother is...
Marina, 67, displaced from Artsakh with her son, her daughter-in-law and their two kids has found herself in the town of Abovyan in Kotayq, in the Sports and...
About 30% of the capital, roughly 6,760 hectares, is covered in green spaces. If this sounds hard to believe, we share your skepticism, but these are the...
Farmer Garegin Muradyan has been growing strawberries for 5-6 years in the village of Tavshut, in the Shirak region of Armenia, on a field that is covered only...