Media
The Civilitas Media Program will produce content for newspapers and television, in Armenian and English, for Armenia and the Diaspora to begin to eliminate the current social, political, economic and cultural information gap. By producing and providing content, and introducing a new kind of open, objective, responsible public discourse, we will strengthen media and make it relevant to people's lives. Reliable media are essential to have a just and egalitarian environment and a balanced, informed, tolerant, engaged society.
Our last question was, "Which spheres require urgent reforms?" We suggested a few spheres to focus on: the political system, the economic system, the judicial system, education and mass media. Typically, we receive a similar distribution of answers on both the Armenian and English Civilitas sites.
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LIBRARIES AS CENTERS OF CIVIL SOCIETY
The main objective of the project is to support and strengthen the public libraries in a number of rural and urban communities in Armenia, away from the capital, in order to transform them into true centers of community life providing a number of services to the population.
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The Civilitas Community shares stories about daily challenges and successes. Today: The lack of accountability
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Archbishop Vicken Aykazian represents the Diocese of the Armenian Church of America (Eastern) in Washington and is currently serving as President of the National Council of Churches USA (NCC). |
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Vartan Oskanian's interview to Gala TV
