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It Is, I Am
A jar of yogurt represents home; an ancient, chipped ceramic pot symbolizes humanity; a traditional...
29 July, 2018
Living on the Edge: Georgia’s Precarious Workers
Employees complain about slavery, nepotism, unbearable conditions, underrated work, some go as far a...
14 July, 2018
The Multifaceted Identities of Azerbaijani Men and Women
They are mothers, sisters, wives -- or, at least, this is how they perceive themselves. When asked t...
13 July, 2018
Georgia: Three Women Who Bust Barriers
Throughout the Caucasus, many believe that the community in which you were born determines who you a...
12 July, 2018
Being Jek in Azerbaijan
It is the village of Jek (Cek in Azerbaijani). And its 300-some inhabitants, predominantly Sunni Mus...
11 July, 2018
Okan The Turk Goes to Armenia
Growing up in the Turkish capital, Ankara, 33-year-old Okan Doğan heard the word “Armenian&rdq...
10 July, 2018
Armenia’s Para-Armwrestler: Redefining Victory
The explosion threw Sargis Stepanyan’s body up into the air and dragged his spirit down to the...
2 July, 2018
A Chronicle of Exes
Marriage is no longer the unchangeable Armenian custom that it once was. Young, urban Armenians toda...
29 June, 2018