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Dr. Artin Boghossian is a retired mathematician. He is the owner and moderator of 24 April Forum (Canada) where much of the "independent" deliberations take place in the community about various subjects that concern Armenians at large. Over the past few weeks a near exhaustive discussion was devoted to the subject of mixed marriages and the following is an excellent summary.

24april is not an organization; hence it cannot make decisions or take actions as such.  It is a virtual "coffee shop” like medium, where individuals come and go and leave their impressions and opinions.  However, it is known that many people inside and outside the group closely monitor the discussions and take notes.  While we were on the topic of Mixed Marriages, people have been privately pondering methods to further encourage and involve mixed couples in Armenian community life.....Read more >>

The following is one of the commentaries that was circulated to members of 24 April Forum (Canada) as part of a general discussion related to identity issues. This excerpt is posted with the permission of the author.

While I agree with many of the points made, especially about the dire straits of our compatriots in Armenia, yet I would like to respectfully disagree that one can live as an Armenian only on Armenian soil. Here is why....Read more >>

Like many Armenian Americans, I am unhappy that our organizations hosted the recent public tour by the U.S. Ambassador to Armenia, Marie Yovanovitch.

Nevertheless, trying to make the most of the situation, I attended her presentation at the Armenian Cultural Foundation in Massachusetts.....Read more >>

Since new techniques have allowed for gobal communications, racial hatred and genocide denial have spread like wildfire, growing exponentially. That hits in the first place the Jewish community, and as of 2005 Turkish and Azerbaïdjani ultranationalists keep spreading an insulting and unbearable denial towards Armenians. They rage blithely on the web. No authority is putting them to silence, although over seventy countries, legislative assemblies, and international authorities have acknowledged the genocide of the Armenians in 1915 in their homeland, in addition to the 1894 and 1909 massacres.