Call for Contributions to the Project "Exploring Masculinities in the South Caucasus" The call is open for everyone - participants of all genders, professions, and professional levels, such as students, researchers, cultural professionals, fiction writers, poets, illustrators, photographers, etc.
Do you give us the new routine? What are the consequences of the gender experiment for the transformation of social relations?Read in Armenian Read in Russian Download Please select a file format. download in English download in Armenian download in Russian
Beyond Accusation The dynamics of arrests in the Armenian SSR between 1920 and 1953 may provide some insight into the features of women’s purges during the Second World War.Read in Armenian Download Please select a file format. download in English download in Armenian
COVID-19 and the Statue of Mother Armenia: The Appropriation of Armenian Motherhood The artwork, which was published on the company’s Social Media platforms with the caption “Stay home, Armenia! By Lala Mouradian
The Power of Knowing – How Knowledge Reproduces Inequality: A Glance from Armenia to Europe Not only is knowledge gendered, but it is also classed. It will dawn on you. By Anna Muradyan
The LGBTI rights and the Revolution The political party of the revolution leader Nikol Pashinyan – the Civil Contract – was founded in 2015, and it did not even mention the rights of LGBTI in its founding documents and programmes. By Arthur Minasyan
A Story about Armenian Emancipation: The Long Way to the Dawning I woke up knowing that this time around there would be no way to reach the centre by car. By Nvard Manasian
The Importance of Collective Care as a Feminist (Prefigurative) Political Act What does feminist political labor look like in Armenia? For the Armenian translation of the article, please, click here. By Nelli Sargsyan
Decolonizing Armenia: Metropole and Periphery in the Era of Postsocialism In this article, I take up this relationship in a quite different context – not that of the postcolonial, but of the postsocialist, and particularly in the postsocialist Republic of Armenia. By Tamar Shirinian
Open call / Feminism of My Own / Իմ ֆեմինիզմը The South Caucasus Regional Office of the Heinrich Boell Foundation announces an open call for short blog-posts from Armenia. Selected posts will be uploaded on www.feminism-boell.org under the section: “Who is not afraid of Feminism?”/Հայնրիխ Բյոլ հիմնադրամի Հարավային Կովկասի գրասենյակը Հայաստանում ընձեռում է բլոգային կարճ գրառումների հնարավորություն www.feminism-boell.org կայքում «Ո՞վ չի վախենում ֆեմինիզմից» սյունյակի ներքո: