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Dear Reader

We are happy to present the first issue of what we hope willbecome a quarterly publication intended to inform theArmenian society of the Open Society AssistanceFoundation's activities in Armenia. The Foundation's missionin Armenia is to assist in the process of the democratictransformation of the country. In particular, the Foundationaims to

(1) promote the rule of law, education, human rights and therights of minorities, women, and vulnerable groups, andcombat corruption and human rights violations; (2) promoteArmenia's integration into European and internationalstructures and legal standards in the areas of media, humanrights, criminal justice and access to information, and assistArmenia's integration into European reforms in highereducation; (3) ensure access to justice for vulnerable groups,improve conditions in closed institutions, and promotestrategic litigation and civic monitoring of institutions; (4)upport independent media, alliances of civil society actors,

skills and tools for effective policy research and advocacy, andmonitoring of reforms; (4) reate a polycentric structuring ofthe mass media, including alternative production of content inboth broadcast media and the internet for Armenians in andoutside the country, and; (5) upport the collaborativeexchange of information, experience, expertise and knowledgethrough multi-national initiatives that seek to buildinternational networks of informed and empowered actors.

In our work we try to be relevant and responsive to the needs ofthe country and the society and, therefore, would like to usethis publication to solicit your feedback about the work we do.Please share with us your views and opinions via email or bycontacting us directly.

Thank you for your interest in the Foundation's activities inArmenia.

Larisa MinasyanExecutive Director

“I wish to see Armenia a democratic sovereign state, withopen-minded and dignified people who respect human valuesand contribute to the well-being of their country. I believe wecan make it happen.”

Amalia KostanyanBoard Chair

Chairwoman, Transparency International Anti-corruptionCenter

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sHelping Needy Children in VanadzorAssistance to Families with Newborn Babies in TavushAdditional Funding to “Zangakatun” Project to Expand itsServicesProviding for Heating for Elderly in WinterEnsuring Basic Nutrition to People in Armavir and AragatsotnProviding for Transportation Costs to Boarding Schools

Human Rights NGOs are Strengthened“16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence” is markedin YerevanPartnership for Open Society Presents Third Report on ENPImplementationPartnership Prepares Assessment of Armenia's Human RightsSituationOnline Media Upgrade their Websites

Kicks Off on Public TelevisionRegional Media Get Support from FoundationCampaign Human Rights and HIV/AIDS: Now More Than EverPalliative Care is Introduced as New Public Health Area inArmeniaWinter School for Education Administrators Wraps UpCzech Republic Inclusive Education Model to Guide SpecialEducation Reform in ArmeniaArmenian Documentary Film Gets First Prize in German FilmFestivalEmergency Fund ActivitiesAnnouncements

Interactive

Partnership for Open Society Presented Third Report on ENPImplementation

January this year marked the third year of Partnership for OpenSociety Initiative's assessment of the ENP implementation inArmenia. A number of civil society organizations presented thereport in Brussels in meetings attended by European diplomatsfrom the Eastern Working Party of the Council, EuropeanParliamentary officials, and Head of Staff of the EuropeanParliament's Rapporteur on the South Caucasus.

In This Issue

Issue 1November, 2009-January, 2010

Quarterly Publication of the Open Society InstituteAssistance Foundation-Armenia

Yerevan 0002, ArmeniaTel./Fax: +37410 533862; 536758e-mail: info@osi.amWebsite: www.osi.am; www.partnership.am

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To mitigate the impact of crisis on disadvantaged people,Mr. George Soros pledged $100 million to charities in EasternEurope and the former Soviet republics, including Armenia.

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HUMAN RIGHTS

WOMEN'S RIGHTS

Foundation Supports 16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence

In December 2009, the Women's Rights Center, with the Foundation's support, organized a campaign to markGender-based Violence.” The organization effectively used art component by staging an interactive theatre performance on domesticviolence with participation of young artists. The performance was attended by hundreds of young and middle aged people and proved to be agood tool for awareness raising. During these 16 days, the Center distributed information leaflets on the streets of Yerevan and organized anaward ceremony bout 15 local and international organizations received awards for their input and assistance.

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“16 Days of Activism

The Foundation, with co-funding from theNetherlands, implemented a three-and-a-half year

project to improve the human rights situation in Armeniathrough capacity building of selected NGOs. Working indifferent spheres of human rights, the NGOs completed theirprojects in December 2009. Due to the successfulimplementation of the project theNetherlands funding for yet another year. Beloware some highlights of the activities .

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Helsinki Citizens Assembly Vanadzor OfficeMonitored Psychiatric Medical Institutions

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For the first time in Armenia, monitoring of psychiatricmedical institutions was conducted. The monitoring wascarried out by the Helsinki Citizens' Assembly VanadzorOffice. The organization studied the human rights situationof the patients in these medical institutions. Theorganization also carried out awareness raising campaignon patients' rights in Tavush, Lori and Shirak marzes. Thepurpose of the campaign was to raise the awareness ofcitizens about patients' rights and involve local NGOs andlawyers in the protection of patients' rights. Based on themonitoring results, the organization is now developingrecommendations to submit to the Ministry of Health

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Collaboration for Democracy NGO publishes“Religion and Society”

The project made it possible to have a special publicationdevoted to issues of religion and society. The journal nowserves as an excellent source of analytical and informationalmaterials on the topic. The electronic copy of the journal,including articles, publications, information on religiousorganizations as well as pieces of legislation can be found at

, a unique website on religious issues inArmenia and abroad, created with the support of theFoundation and the Government of he Netherla dsT n .

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Committee to Protect Freedom of ExpressionPresents “Media and Advocacy”

In February, 2010 the Committee to Protect Freedom ofExpression presented a book on Media and Advocacy,which summarizes the monitoring activities of theorganization in the regions of Armenia and presents thefindings of the organization's annual monitoring onviolations of rights of mass media and journalists. Thebook is available in Armenian, Russian and English. Itselectronic version is available onunder Publications.

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Young Regional Human Rights NGOs ReceiveSupport from the Foundation

At the end of 2009, the Foundation initiated another projectdirected to supporting human rights NGOs. In acompetitive process, five regional NGOs were selected tocarry out projects in fields such as women's rights/domesticviolence, rights of disabled women, labor and propertyrights and awareness raising activities among detainees.

Unison's Project Promotes Job Opportunities forDisabled

Employment of disabled people is still one of the mostpressing issues. According to the official data, only 8% to9% of employable persons with disabilities have jobs. Inorder to improve the situation, Unison negotiated withmany large and middle-size employers on recruitmentpolicies. As a result of their negotiations a few companies,such as VivaCell MTS and Orange Armenia started hiringpeople with disabilities.

Another important step to promote job opportunities forpeople with disabili t ies was the creation of

web-portal designed for disabledjob seekers and their potential employers. This web-portalwill facilitate the process of job search, establish linksbetween companies and individuals with disabilities.

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PARTNERSHIP FOR OPEN SOCIETY

MEDIA

Launched in November 2003 the "Partnership for Open Society" Initiative (Partnership) is an open coalition of civil society actors inArmenia. The Partnership strives towards promotion of democratic reform process in Armenia. The Foundation is an active member of

the Partnership.

Partnership for Open Society Presented ThirdReport on ENP Implementation

cont. from p1 The presentation of the report inYerevan will take placein March, 2010. The Partnership for Open Society is a coalition ofcivil society representatives, and the Foundation is an activemember of the Partnership. Partnership acknowledged theEuropean Neighborhood Policy (ENP) as an exceptionalopportunity for implementation of democratic, political, economic,and social reforms inArmenia.

Partnership has had a systemic engagement with the ENP process inArmenia since the early stages of the ENP in Armenia, promotingand supporting the ENP process. Partnership members havemonitored the Action Plan implementation in key areas andreported on the progress made by the country in annual reports. Thiswas the third Annual Report on the Country Action Planimplementation by the POS members and experts with the supportof the Open Society Assistance Foundation – Armenia. Previousreports are available on the POS website .www.partnership.am

Partnership Prepares Assessment of Armenia'sHuman Rights Situation

In 2009 experts from the Partnership for Open Society Initiativeand partner organizations prepared a report on Armenia's humanrights record prior to the country's review of its human rightsrecord under the UN Universal Periodic Review (UPR)mechanism. UPR provides an opportunity for all States to declarewhat actions they have taken to improve the human rights situationin their countries and to overcome challenges to the enjoyment ofhuman rights. UPR Working Group, which consists of the 47members of the Council, prepares its review and recommendationsbased on the information provided by the State under the review, aswell reports submitted by independent human rights experts andgroups, non-governmental organizations and national humanrights institutions.

The report covered the state of basic human rights and freedoms inthe country for the past five years, and outlined civil society'sconcerns with the human rights situation in the country andprovided recommendations for each area - elections, judiciary,torture and ill-treatment, meetings and rallies, freedom ofconscience and religion, property rights, women's and children'srights, freedom of expression and media, and right to healthy andsafe environment.

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Interactive on Public Television

In February weekly TV program series onInformation Technologies kicked off on Public Television. Theprogram features news in the sector, developments and problems,the most popular websites and news sites and a wide range of ITrelated topics. The weekly TV Program is supported by theFoundation and prepared by Banadzev Company. The programis aired every Saturday at 4:30 p.m. on the Public Television.

Interactive

Online Media Upgrade their Websites

The Foundation is supporting a number of online media,selected in a competitive process, to upgrade their websitestechnically and provide more and better quality analyticalcontent that would be non-partisan and unbiased. Amongthem are ,

. The competition was aimed at promotingonline media and alternative content. The respectiveorganizations, with the Foundation support, have been ableto have more features on their sites, and hire more personnelto cover more areas and genera more analytical content.

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Regional Media Get Support

The Foundation supports regional TV companies, selected in acompetitive process, to organize TV programs in the form ofdebates that discuss problems prevailing in the specific region.The TV companies selected are Fortuna TV/Stepanavan, Ankyun+3/Alaverdi, Lori TV/Vanadzor, A TV/Armavir, SosiTV/Kapan and Tsayg TV/Gyumri. Reportedly, some problems inthe regions have been solved due to the fact that they were broughtto the attention of public officials. As an example, in Armavirthere were many complaints related to additional payments forelectricity, especially in winter, complaints that ambulances donot respond to calls and do so only having been promisedadditional payment and conflicts between the provider andconsumer at the start of the agricultural season among many otherproblems. TV company reports that as a result of the TVdebates where they had invited all stakeholders these issues werediscussed and solved.

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PUBLIC HEALTH

Campaign Human Rights and HIV/AIDS: NowMore Than Ever

In Armenia, the OSI Law and Health Initiative supported acampaign in two cities to raise awareness about HIV andAIDS from the human rights perspective. The campaignfocused on 10 reasons mentioned in the OSI produceddeclaration

, endorsed by over 600 organizations worldwide, callingon governments and international donors to protect thehuman rights of stigmatized groups. On 1-8 December, 2009the Foundation and a coalition of human rights and AIDSorganizations organized round table discussions on HIV andhuman rights with participation of high-level officials,international donors, non-governmental organizations, aswell as activists and people affected by the epidemic toaddress the critical need of including human rights in theAIDS response

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Palliative Care Introduced as New Public HealthArea in Armenia

In November, 2009 the Armenian governmentacknowledged “palliative care” as a medical aid and medicalservice and integrated it into relevant legislation. This was aresult of joint efforts and continuous cooperation of theFoundation's Public Health Program and its partners, OSIInternational Palliative Care Initiative and the Ministry ofHealth of Armenia. The new legislation will promoteintegration and development of palliative care services andcorresponding policies, and will pave a civilized way ofresolving issues related to the conditions of terminally illpatients.

EDUCATION

Winter School for EducationAdministrators

The Foundation supported a Winter School on “PromotingEuropean Dimension in Higher Education” held November30-December 11, 2009. The Winter School was organized bythe Scientific and Educational Center for NationalDevelopment NGO. Twenty-nine education administratorsfrom regions andYerevan representing both state and privateuniversities participated in the school.

Czech Republic Inclusive Education Model toGuide Special Education Reform in Armenia

In December, a team of Armenian experts in the field ofspecial and inclusive education visited the Czech Republicto learn about its special education system and supportstructures. The Czech Republic was chosen by the expertsbased on presentations by international experts in the fieldduring the international conference, held earlier in the year.

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Round-table dedicated to HIVand human rights protection ofmarginalized groups,December, 2009, Gyumri

Stephen R Connor, PhD, OSIInternational Palliative CareConsultant presenting NeedsAssessment on Palliative Care

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The school aimed at enhancing the knowledge and skills ofeducation administrators and faculty in the areas ofteaching/learning methodology, planning and strategy, and

assessment, as well as quality assurance and programendorsement. Among trainers were two UK experts AndyGibbs, (Napier University, Edinburgh) and TerrenceClifford-Amos (Christ Church University, Canterbury).Presentations were also made by Armen Budaghyan andGevorg Tamamyan, representing the Yerevan StateUniversity and Education and Information forDevelopment NGO respectively. At the end of the WinterSchool round tables were held at the Eurasia Universityand the Yerevan State Conservatory to discuss theoutcomes of the Winter School project and ideas for thefuture.

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The team also visited the Ministry of Education to withpolicy makers special emphasis on inclusion,

as well as the Institute of Pedagogical PsychologicalCounseling (IPPP CR), which helps to solve the currentneeds of the system of educational and psychologicalcounseling.

The team members are now developing recommendationson special education reform to present it to the Ministry ofEducation for consideration and, possibly, subsequentadoption. An international expert will be invited to guide theprocess

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The global economic crisis impacted most societies, particularly the vulnerable and marginalized groups. The allocation toArmenia is up to $2 million for 2.5 years. The emergency funds will be used to support humanitarian projects that will helppeople hardest hit by the crisis and will target innovative interventions aimed at maintaining support for open society values.The Foundation conducted research to identify needs arising from the financial crisis and to find possible partners andimplementers to address them, met with major donors, NGOs in the capital and the regions, Diaspora and faith-basedorganizations to present the Fund, with the purpose of building partnership and soliciting co-funding.

In Armenia, some of the most affected groups are needy children, lonely elderly and families living in bordering areas.

EMERGENCY FUND

Armenian experts at Dr.Malika`sSchool,chrudim,CzechRepublic,December,2009

The team also visited the special kindergarten and specialbasic school ELPIS in Brno for children with severe mental,physical and other disabilities, League of Human Rights inBrno to learn about the role of human rights organizations inpromoting the rights of children with a specific focus oneducation and health. A visit to the secondary school, basicschool and kindergarten for children with hearingimpairments was also arranged. The group was given anopportunity to attend several lessons in preschool groupsand classes in basic and higher schools.

The group was given an opportunity to study thespecial and mainstream school systems, policy and legalframeworks. The Basic School of Dr. Malika in Chrudimwas an ideal example of an inclusive environment forchildren with disabilities thanks to the excellent team workand child centered methods of teaching.

Children in Dr. Malika`sSchool,Chrudim,CzechRepublicDecember, 2009

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Armenian experts at Dr. Malika's School, Chrudim,Czech Republic,December, 2009

ARTS AND CULTURE

Armenian Documentary Film Gets First Prize in German Film Festival

On November 14, 2009, the documentary film “We Are Our Mountains” directed by Nika Shek received the first prize in thenomination “Best Documentary Film” in the German

s inArmenia, their culture, daily life and traditions. The film competed against 26 professionalfilms. Nika Shek also took the first prize in the second nomination for the “Best Fiction Film” for the film “Piano.”

Documentary Film Festival . Thefilm is about the lives of Yezidi

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Helping Needy Children in Vanadzor

Orran benevolent NGO serves more than 120 elderly peopleand children through its Yerevan center. Due to the crisis theneed for such centers has grown, especially in the areasoutside the capital city. Orran approached the Foundationwith a request for funding to establish and run an “Orran”Center in Vanadzor. The Foundation allocated $74 000 fromthe Emergency Fund that allowed Orran to serve yet another50 needy children in Vanadzor. The project strives to divertchildren from the streets and engage them in academic,cultural, and extra-curricular activities, fight the concept ofbeggar children as the principal breadwinners of theirfamilies, help families "in crisis", assist the lonely and needyelderly, identify and develop children's interests and talentstoward a working career and prevent the spread of destitutionand begging among Armenia's children and elderly. VivaCell MTS donated another $25 000 to this project.

Assistance to Families with Newborn Babies inTavush

“Ororots” project assists 120 families with newborn babiesin borderline areas of Tavush region by providing them withitems of first necessity. The Foundation's allocation for thisproject is $25 000. Diaspora Armenians contributed $7 500to the project through the “Hayastan” All Armenia Fund.The project is implemented in partnership with theAssociation of Women with University Education, and“Hayastan”AllArmenia Fund.

Ensuring Basic Nutrition to People in Armavirand Aragatsotn

The Emergency Fund provided $24 500 in assistance to over550 villagers (about 104 vulnerable families) from 8villages of Armavir and Aragatsotn marzes to survive thewinter, through provision of basic nutrition to thesevillagers, vitamins for the most vulnerable individualswithin the group, and basic medication to treat a range ofmedical problems arising from the physical conditions thevillagers live in. The Children of Armenia Fund, theimplementing partner for this project, contributed $12 023as co-funding.

Additional Funding to “Zangakatun” Project toExpand its Services

With funding from the Emergency Fund “Zangakatun”project of the Tufenkian Foundation, providingcomprehensive rehabilitative services to impoverished,marginalized, or otherwise vulnerable families expanded itsservices of Yerevan and Vanadzor Centers in January, nowserving 58 more families, a total of 150 families. Theproject is jointly funded by the Foundation and theTufenkian Foundation, with contributions of $90 500 and$98 650 respectively.

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Providing for Transportation Costs to BoardingSchools

With emergency funding, the Foundation provided $12 870for transportation costs to three boarding schools fromOctober to June, 2010: Medical Psychological PedagogicalAssessment Center of Yerevan, Special School # 8 forChildren with Speech Problems, and Yerevan SpecialEducational Complex for Children with HearingImpairments serving a total of 90 schoolchildren. The in-kind contribution is $2 766 from schools. The state budgetfor school transportation was dramatically cut due to thecrisis children with special educationalneeds simply could not reach the schools. The Foundationhas a preliminary agreement with the Ministry of Educationand Science to attend to this

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Providing for Heating for Elderly in Winter

The Emergency Fund allocated $25 000 to support theWinter Heating for Elderly project by providing a source forheating their houses in wintertime. The project isimplemented by the Armenian Caritas, and currently assists560 lonely and disabled elderly from Gyumri, Vanadzor,Gavar and Tashir. For this project Caritas Europe fficeprovided co-funding of $57 000.

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OPEN SOCIETY INSTITUTEINTERNATIONAL HIGHER EDUCATION

SUPPORT PROGRAMACADEMIC FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

invites applications for the

invites applicationsfrom talented scholars who seek university positions and academiccareers in their home countries after studying abroad. The ReturningScholars Fellowship Program supports scholars from these countrieswho have received (or will receive by September 2010) aninternationally competitive Master's or postgraduate degree in thefollowing fields:

The program supports placement of Returning Scholars only in AFPpartner departments. An interested scholar already associated with adepartment that is not supported by AFP either will be ineligible or maydiscuss the possibility of relocating to a qualifying department. Alist ofcurrentAFP partner departments can be found on the program's website( ). The list is subject tochange in the 2010-11 academic year.

Applications should be submitted via the( ).

For application procedure and guidelines, please see the program's website:

For additional information or inquiries in Armenia please contact:

Susanna Khachatryan7/1 Tumanyan Street, 2nd cul-de-sac, Yerevan 0002, Armenia,Tel. /fax: 37410 53 38 62; 53 67 58, E-mail:

RETURNING SCHOLARS FELLOWSHIP

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2010/11 Academic Year

The Returning Scholars Fellowship Program

anthropology, area/cultural studies, economics, gender studies,history, human rights & public law, international relations,journalism/media studies, philosophy, political science,psychology, public policy/ environmental studies, publicpolicy/public health, social work, and sociology. The program doesnot support scholars in philology, the visual and performing arts,and business.

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Application deadline: April 7, 2010.

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PARTNERS2010-2011 Academic Year

anthropology, area/cultural studies, economics,gender studies, history, human rights & public law,international relations, journalism/media studies, philosophy,political science, psychology, public policy/environmentalstudies, public policy/public health, social work or sociology.

The OSI HESP Academic Fellowship Program is seekingdepartments interested in forming a partnership with the program inthe academic year 2010–2011. An ideal AFP partner department ispart of a classical state university and is in one of the followingdisciplines:

For additional information or inquiries in Armenia please contact:Susanna Khachatryan7/1 Tumanyan Street, 2nd cul-de-sac, Yerevan 0002, Armenia,Tel. /fax: 37410 53 38 62; 53 67 58, E-mail:+

Application deadline: April 15, 2010.

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Application Deadline: March 10, 2010

The Open Society Institute, Network Scholarship Programs, ispleased to announce the 2011 Faculty Development FellowshipProgram. The Program is designed to enhance the academic careersof outstanding full-time faculty teaching American Studies, ArtHistory, Cultural Anthropology, History, Law, Philosophy, PoliticalScience, Religion, Social Work, or Sociology at an accrediteduniversity in participating countries (incl.Armenia).

Faculty Development Fellowship is a program thatseeks to encourage faculty to generate innovative approaches tocurricular and pedagogic reform, to develop and introduce newcontent in university courses, to raise the quality of instruction inhigher education in the countries served, and to build and sustainlocal and international academia networks. Each award support upto three non-consecutive semesters at a US university. Up to 20awards will be granted for the Spring Semester 2011.

For an application and more information please visit the Programwebsite:

Application forms and details about the program are available at.

Contact person:Anna GevorgyanE-mail:Tel: 533862 536758.

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Board Chair

Board Members

Staff

Amalia Kostanyan, Chairwoman, Transparency International Anti-Corruption Center

Hrayr Ghukasyan, Defense Lawyer, Professor, Yerevan State UniversityAvetik Ishkhanyan, President, Helsinki Committee of Armenia

Davit Khachaturyan, Legal Assistant, US Department of Justice, US Embassy in YerevanArmen Pirouzyan, Medical Adviser, US Embassy Health Unit

Yuri Sargsyan, Academician, former Rector of the State Engineering University of Armenia

Larisa Minasyan, Executive DirectorDavid Amiryan, Deputy Director for Programs

Maria Aghajanyan, Civil Society/East-East Programs CoordinatorNaira Altunyan, Civil Society Program Coordinator

Anna Gevorgyan, Higher Education/External Education Programs CoordinatorLaura Gevorgyan, Civil Society /Arts and Culture Programs Coordinator

Lusine Geghamyan, Civil Society/National Education Programs CoordinatorSusanna Khachatryan, Academic Fellowship Program Coordinator

Andranik Markosyan, Information Program CoordinatorLusine Martirosyan, Policy Coordinator

Tatevik Melikyan, Civil Society/Mass Media Programs CoordinatorAnaida Papikyan, Public Health Program Coordinator

Mariam Vardanyan, Strategic Litigation Program CoordinatorMaya Mhoyan, Program Associate

Gayane Kikoyan, Chief Accountant/Financial AssistantShoghik Avanzyan, Grants Manager

Armine Merabova, Grants Manager AssociateGohar Davtyan, Administrative/Finance Assistant

Narek Aghajanyan, System AdministratorAshot Grigoryan, Driver/Office Assistant

Kristina Danielyan, Finance Director

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