Armenian Volunteer Network

06/03/2026

🎉 Today, we celebrate 6 years of the Armenian Volunteer Network!
What began as a vision to connect volunteers and strengthen communities has grown into a network of dedicated individuals making a meaningful impact. Thank you to every volunteer, partner, and supporter who has been part of this journey.
Here's to six years of service, collaboration, and community—and to many more ahead. ❤️🇦🇲

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05/28/2026

🇦🇲 May 28 — Republic Day of Armenia

Today, we honor the courage, resilience, and spirit of the Armenian people.
May 28 marks the foundation of the First Republic of Armenia in 1918 — a symbol of independence, hope, and national pride.

Armenia is one of the world’s most ancient countries, with a history, culture, and traditions that have endured for thousands of years. From its ancient heritage to its vibrant present, Armenia continues to inspire generations around the world. ❤️💙🧡

Let us celebrate our roots, remember our heroes, and look toward the future with unity and strength.

Happy Republic Day, Armenia! 🇦🇲

🇦🇲 ❤️💙💛 ❤️💙💛

05/23/2026

Meet AMVN volunteer Lilit! ✨
Lilit Gevorgyan is a 19-year-old student at the Yerevan State University Ijevan Branch, where she studies Russian Language and Literature. Through her volunteer work with AMVN, she is teaching Russian to the children of Armenia and helping students grow more confident in their language skills. 📚🇦🇲
Lilit shares: “Hello. My name is Lilit Gevorgyan, and I am 19 years old. I study in the Department of Russian Language and Literature at the Yerevan State University. Of Ijevan Branch. My choice of profession is connected with my interest in language; I enjoy understanding the structure of speech and the proper communication between a teacher and a student.
For me, volunteering is a great opportunity to gain practical experience. I would like to learn how to explain language material in a simple and accessible way and help students speak Russian more freely and confidently.”
Thank you, Lilit, for making a difference in the lives of the Armenian community! ❤️
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05/19/2026

Meet Natali 🇦🇲✨
Originally from Armenia and now living in the United States, Natali Khachikan is an AMVN volunteer teacher dedicated to making a difference in the lives of Armenian children by teaching them English. ❤️📚
“Hi! My name is Natali Khachikan, I’m 17 years old and an undergraduate at Arizona State University studying computer science. I’m from Yerevan, Armenia, and moved to the U.S. in 2018. In my spare time, I enjoy drawing, reading, listening to music, and coding. I am certified in entry-level Java and Arizona Technical Skills Standards.
Learning English from scratch was frustrating, so I look forward to making the process of learning a new language as easy and effective as possible. This year, I was part of National Honor Society and completed 46 hours of community service. After volunteering for others, I’m excited to give back to the Armenian community by becoming a volunteer at AMVN.” 💙
We’re proud to have passionate young leaders like Natali helping empower the next generation through education and community service. 🌍✨
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05/17/2026

📚✨ AMVN MATH CLASSES ✨📚
Meet our amazing volunteer, Ruzanna Yeganyan, who is helping make math fun and inspiring for Armenian children through AMVN.
Ruzanna studies at the Yerevan State University of Ijevan Branch in the programs “Informatics and Applied Mathematics” and “Teaching Qualification.” After hearing about AMVN at her university, she was inspired to volunteer and began teaching mathematics to children.
Now her classes are in full swing, and her student Emily especially enjoys learning with her! 💙 Through this experience, Ruzanna is not only sharing knowledge, but also gaining valuable experience in the beautiful art of teaching and empowering others.
Thank you, Ruzanna, for making a difference in the lives of Armenian children and helping inspire the next generation! 🇦🇲✨

05/11/2026

Meet AMVN volunteer Manushak! ✨📚
Manushak Zakaryan is 17 years old and from Hrazdan. She studies Tourism at the Yerevan State College of Humanities and is passionate about both education and the arts. She studied piano for 7 years and has been dancing since childhood. Today, she is focused on her studies and dancing — while also making a difference as an AMVN volunteer English teacher for children. 💙
Manushak first joined AMVN as a student in the German language classes. Inspired by her experience, she became motivated to teach English to children herself and give back to her community.
We are proud to have dedicated young volunteers like Manushak helping empower Armenian children through education. 🌍✨

05/07/2026

Meet AMVN volunteer Syuzi Seyranyan! ✨ She started with AMVN as a student, and now she’s giving back to the community by teaching English to Armenian children. 💛
“I’m Syuzi, a design student at the European College. Art has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I spent four years studying theater and performed in numerous productions. Later, I dedicated two years to singing. Now, I’m learning to play the guitar and planning to pursue it as my future career.
Beyond art, I love exploring different ideas through reading — especially philosophy, psychology, and languages.
‘Wherever you go, go with all your heart.’ — Confucius”
We’re grateful to have passionate young people like Suysi inspiring and supporting our community every day. 🌍✨
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05/04/2026

Meet AMVN volunteer Ani! ✨
Ani began her journey with AMVN as a German language student, and her experience inspired her to give back to her community and country. Today, she’s making a meaningful impact by teaching Armenian to Armenian children living abroad. 🇦🇲
Ani is currently a second-year student at the Yerevan State College of Humanities and has been passionately involved in volunteer work. She’s also been dancing for 10 years and has a deep love for languages.
“I am Ani Aleksanyan, 17 years old, from Yerevan. I study at the Yerevan State College of Humanities, and I am in my second year. I gladly take part in volunteer activities. Previously, I participated in the German language classes organized by AMVN. I have been dancing for 10 years. I really love languages, and I am very happy that Armenian children living abroad want to learn Armenian.”
Thank you, Ani, for your dedication and support for Armenians everywhere! 💙
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05/02/2026

Empowering educators through practice and innovation ✨ The AMVN ESL Workshop: The Lexical Approach was held yesterday, May 1st, for professors from Armenian universities and was a productive and knowledgeable experience for all participants. Thank you, Astghik Altunyan, for an insightful and engaging session!

04/30/2026

AMVN SAT free classes designed for the AMVN students of the European College of Yerevan, led by our amazing volunteer teacher Lea Ozdere 🇦🇲✨
Lea is a dedicated Armenian from the United States who is truly making a difference in the lives of Armenian students through her passion, commitment, and generosity. We’re so grateful for her impact and support! ❤️📚
❤️💙💛 #եվրոպականքոլեջ