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Calendar of Events – 07/11/2019

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What:           Women in Economics Workshop
When:           Jul 12 2019 1-5PM
Where:          American University of Armenia,
                Manoogian Simone College of Business and Economics
Misc:           Featuring a cast of all women economists, the Workshop brings
                academics and researchers from Armenia, Australia, Czechia,
                Georgia, and the United States to discuss their latest research
                in demography, labor economics, and macroeconomics
Online Contact: conferences.aea [at] gmail.com
Web:            
https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__www.aea.am_conferences.html&d=DwIB-g&c=clK7kQUTWtAVEOVIgvi0NU5BOUHhpN0H8p7CSfnc_gI&r=LVw5zH6C4LHpVQcGEdVcrQ&m=wD3i5wtyCXGmhTcwffuIoSwDKEF11OxqdlY_IZm_rVw&s=2IrWwd-Kmwr0-8gTjNag14t4ZFxe8R9u-JCQtdtn_3k&e=
   

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What:           "Armenia Tree Project - Celebrating 25 Years" a lecture in 
English
                by Anahit Gharibyan & Sarah Hayes
When:           Jul 14 2019 1pm
                Following Church Divine Liturgy which starts at 10:30am
Where:          Armenian Apostolic Church of Crescenta Valley
                Western Prelacy's Hall, 6252 Honolulu Ave., La Crescenta, CA
Misc:           Armenia Tree Project (ATP), is based in Woburn and Yerevan,
                conducts environmental projects in Armenia's impoverished and
                deforested zones and seeks support in advancing its
                reforestation mission. More than 5,700,000 trees have been
                planted and restored, and hundreds of new jobs have been
                created for Armenians in seasonal tree-related programs. ATP
                works to enhance Armenia's economic and social development by
                mobilizing resources to fund reforestation. These new trees
                provide vitally needed food, wood, environmental benefits, and
                opportunities for economic growth. Our goal is to assist the
                Armenian people through the use of trees that will improve
                their standard of living and protect the global environment.
                Anahit Gharibyan has been with Armenia Tree Project since its
                establishment in 1994. For 16 years she was the manager of
                ATP's Community Tree Planting (CTP) program. Because of her
                efforts, ATP's CTP program has planted and rejuvenated
                1,026,857 trees at 842 sites all over Armenia and Artsakh. In
                2010 Anahit moved to the United States to continue her work for
                ATP as Western Region Community Outreach Manager. She also
                promotes ATP through Building Bridges program connecting
                Diaspora Armenian students with their environmental heritage in
                more than 70 California schools.
                Sarah Hayes found her connection to Armenia when she served as
                an Environmental Education U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer in Sisian
                from 2005-2007. During her service, she secured a grant through
                United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to
                plant trees with students. After her two year Peace Corps
                service, Sarah relocated to Boston where she began working with
                Armenia Tree Project and is now ATP's West Coast Operations
                Manager in Los Angeles.
                The event is free of charge to the public
Tel:            818-244-9639

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