Armenian Eagles Foundation

Armenian Eagles Foundation To provide sustainable efforts to impoverished families and communities in distressed areas of Armenia to improve the quality of living.

At the Armenian University, a lecture was delivered by cybersecurity specialist and publicist Ruben Muradyan.During the ...
06/10/2026

At the Armenian University, a lecture was delivered by cybersecurity specialist and publicist Ruben Muradyan.

During the lecture, Mr. Muradyan examined the phenomenon of the cult of personality from the perspective of political anthropology. He also discussed the factors that contribute to the formation of political narratives, public perceptions, and political identities in contemporary Armenian society.

The lecture provided participants with an opportunity to engage with important political and social concepts, encouraging critical thinking and deeper analysis of current developments.

06/04/2026

Every project we support begins with people — their hard work, their challenges, and their determination to build a future in their homeland.

Behind every family business there is a story of resilience, especially in Armenia’s border communities, where people continue to live, create, and move forward despite difficulties.

That is why we want to help these people — to support their ideas, strengthen their communities, and give them the opportunity to turn their vision into reality. 🇦🇲

Dear friends,We are pleased to share with you moments from the presentation of the “Armenian MindGauge” sociological res...
05/30/2026

Dear friends,

We are pleased to share with you moments from the presentation of the “Armenian MindGauge” sociological research, organized by the Armenian Project educational organization.

The event brought together participants interested in understanding the social and political trends, perceptions, and attitudes shaping contemporary Armenian society.

Here are some highlights from the evening.

There are moments when a nation’s fate hangs not on diplomatic promises, but on the absolute will to fight. May 28 is th...
05/28/2026

There are moments when a nation’s fate hangs not on diplomatic promises, but on the absolute will to fight. May 28 is that moment for Armenia.

In May 1918, facing the advancing Ottoman armies at Sardarapat, Bash Aparan, and Karakilisa, a genocide-stricken nation transformed into a singular, steel fist. We did not wait for saviors; we became our own salvation.

Sardarapat proved a timeless axiom that echoes with brutal clarity today: The world belongs to the strong, to the brave, and to those willing to bleed for their freedom. Power births right, and true independence is never granted—it is forged in battle.

Today, as regional storms gather once more, May 28 is not just a memory, but a severe command for the present. Our duty to the Armenian Eagles who fell then, and those who protect our borders now, is to embody that exact same iron will.

Armenia’s right to exist is absolute. Glory to the victorious Armenian spirit. 🇦🇲🦅

We are proud to announce that Armenian Project launches the 3rd consecutive edition of their vital sociological research...
05/25/2026

We are proud to announce that Armenian Project launches the 3rd consecutive edition of their vital sociological research, “Armenian Mind-Measure” (“Հայկական մտքաչափ”).

This flagship initiative aims to uncover the socio-economic and socio-political perceptions, mindset trends, and views within modern Armenian society through precise quantitative and qualitative analysis.

We cordially invite our community to attend the official presentation of the research findings:

📅 Date: May 27
⏰ Time: 19:00
📍 Venue: VIP Hall, Elite Plaza Business Center

🛑 Attendance: Admission is by invitation or prior registration. More information Armenian Project page.

04/27/2026

An atmosphere of unity, energy, and meaningful connection.

The second half of the day brought students and graduates together in a lively and engaging setting—communicating, exchanging ideas, and strengthening their bonds. Participants took part in the Armenian Condition educational game by the Armenian Project team, combining knowledge with teamwork and critical thinking.

The day continued with national songs and dances, filling the space with culture, spirit, and shared identity.

Moments like these turn a simple gathering into a strong and lasting community.

111 years have passed since the Armenian Genocide—a crime that claimed the lives of 1.5 million Armenians and forcibly d...
04/24/2026

111 years have passed since the Armenian Genocide—a crime that claimed the lives of 1.5 million Armenians and forcibly displaced an entire nation from its historic homeland.

This date is a reminder not only of immeasurable loss, but also of the resilience of a people who, despite everything, managed to survive, rebuild, and preserve their identity across generations. The memory of the victims lives on not only in mourning, but in the continued existence, culture, and unity of Armenians worldwide.

Remembrance carries responsibility. It is through remembering that we honor those who were lost, confront denial, and reaffirm our commitment to truth and justice. The past cannot be changed, but its lessons must shape a more just and conscious future.

We remember and demand 🇦🇲

On April 19, the Armenian University held its lecture-trip of the 2025–2026 academic year, bringing together students an...
04/22/2026

On April 19, the Armenian University held its lecture-trip of the 2025–2026 academic year, bringing together students and graduates for a day that blended education, exploration, and community engagement.

The journey began at St. Gevorg Church in the village of Mughni (Aragatsotn region), where the university’s co-founder, political scientist Edgar Elbakyan, offered insightful and up-to-date perspectives on the church’s history. The group then continued to the village of Agarak, where participants explored the ruins of a local Persian mosque, gaining a deeper appreciation of the region’s rich and layered historical heritage.

The second half of the day unfolded in a warm and lively atmosphere. Participants connected with one another, took part in the “Armenian Condition” educational game developed by the Armenian Project team, and enjoyed traditional Armenian songs and dances.

These lecture-trips are more than educational visits—they serve as a platform for fostering intellectual curiosity, strengthening cultural awareness, and building a strong sense of community among participants.

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