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Bright Garden Voices (Պայծառ Պարտեզի Ձայներ - ParlaqBağ Səsləri - Голоса из Светлого Сада) is a project that intends to provide a platform for constructive dialogue between Armenians and Azerbaijanis. We host Zoom meetings where guests from both sides share their experiences and ideas concerning all matters relating to Azerbaijani and Armenian conflicts and issues. Each meeting also hosts an audience which is able to propose questions or comments to the moderators to be voiced.
Unknown Host hosts Bright Garden Voices, a society show with 43 episodes published.
Bright Garden Voices bringt zwei Künstlerinnen zusammen: Silvina Der-Meguerditchian und Fidan Akhundova. Beide leben in Berlin und sprechen offen über ihre Erfahrungen, Wahrnehmungen des Konflikts und die Kraft der Kunst
Обычный разговор привёл к неожиданному открытию: их мамы оказались астрологами. В этом выпуске Têt-à-Têt мы пригласили двух девушек- армянку и азербайджанку. У них есть кое-что общее: их мамы работают астрологами. Они де
Los acontecimientos que suceden en las relaciones entre Armenia y Azerbaiyán se suelen percibir e interpretar diferentemente fuera del Cáucaso. ¿Cómo se puede acercar las realidades del Cáucaso a sus diásporas en el exte
What role does Iran play in the South Caucasus today? From the First Karabakh War to the debate over a possible US-backed “corridor” through Armenia, our guests discuss the region’s shifting geopolitics and Tehran’s resp
On August 8, history was made in Washington D.C. as presidents Ilham Aliyev and Nikol Pashinyan signed a US President Donald Trump-sponsored declaration of steps toward a peace deal, followed by synchronous public announ
A milestone may have been reached in the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict as both parties report advanced progress toward a peace treaty. Yet, persisting tensions and uncertainties question whether the prospects for normali
Shujaat Ahmadzada discussed his family roots, aspects of the Nagorno-Karabakh / Armenian-Azerbaijani conflicts, conflict transformation, and schools of thought in politics and conflict studies.
Elchin Mammadov joins Arnold Alahverdian to discuss Nakhchivan vis-à-vis the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict, and his experiences engaging with Armenians in California and on social media.
Our meeting #12 featured Lucia Babayants, a prospective candidate for Eurovision 2012 and Narguiz Birk-Peterson, the host of Eurovision 2012 in Azerbaijan, who discussed how the politics between Armenia and Azerbaijan ha
Our meeting #11, "On the latest developments", took place on September 27th, 2022. Zaur Shiriyev and Arman Grigoryan discussed the developments in September 2022 in the Armenian-Azerbaijani context, the broader conflict,
Anush, Argentinian-Armenian, and Bilge, Turkish-Azerbaijani, get to know each other for the first time through questions related to their identity as diasporans of their community, their experiences growing up and encoun
Garden Chat #15 featured Giorgi Rizhvadze, a Georgian civil society activist, who joined Diego to talk about the recent protests in Georgia around the controversial "foreign agent" bill, the state of the local civil soci
Our meeting #16 featured Uli Nasibova and Maria Zakaryan, whose family histories include the enclaves of Yukhari Askipara and Artsvashen respectively. Uli and Maria shared their family stories and their opinions about th
Our Garden Chat #14 featured Rufat Agayev, a stand up comedian of Armenian and Azerbaijani heritage, who joined Marat to discuss his experience of growing up during the first war, his journey to the US and the role of hu
Our tenth meeting was a special meeting in honor of the late Georgi (Georgy) Vanyan. On October 15th, 2021, Georgi left us after losing a battle with Covid-19. He passed away in Georgia, the same country where some of hi
Our thirteenth Garden Chat featured Elnura Hüseynova, an Azerbaijani poet and literary historian. She joined our volunteer Narek Aleksanyan for a conversation about her new article on Sayat-Nova in Azerbaijani national m
Our 12th Garden Chat featured Thomas de Waal, a veteran journalist and writer specializing on South Caucasus and Eastern Europe. In the interview with our volunteer Marat Grigoryan, de Waal talked about his work and the
Our tenth Garden Chat featured Mirkamran Huseynli, a PhD fellow at Vytautas Magnus University. In the interview with our co-director Arnold Alahverdian, Huseynli talked about Azerbaijani history textbooks and nationalism
Oğul Tuna joined Andrea for a chat about his research and views on history and politics regarding Armenians and Azerbaijanis, Armenia and Azerbaijan. Oğul has researched the parallel lives of the Armenian and Azerbaijani
Our third Tət-à-Tեt #3 Raffi Chilingirian is a talented duduk player residing in Beirut, who joined Uli Nasibova in Los Angeles for a conversation about the duduk and about similar and shared musical styles, instruments,
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