Celebrate Easter at Hayashen on 8th April, 2pm (Poster/Details attached)
See also below 23 March issue of the Evening Standard:
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/uk/first-chance-to-buy-brandy-that-stalin-served-churchill-7582925.html
* When ordering please mention in the order form at checkout, CAIA member and you will get a 10% refund.
JOIN US FOR THE FOLLOWING TALKS AT HAYASHEN (2.00-4.00pm)
Sunday 19 February, 2012, Dr Rouben Galichian - Armenia in Old Maps and Old Armenian Maps
Sunday 26 February, 2012, Dr Hratch Tchilingirian (Cambridge) Armenian Diaspora in the Global Age: Issues and Questions
Sunday 4 March, 2012, Steven Sim (Glasgow) – Armenian Architecture – City of Ani
Sunday 11 March, 2012 Shakeh Major Tchilingirian - Armenian Folk Dances
Sunday 18 March, 2012, Dr Raymond Kevorkian (Paris) - The Armenian Genocide
Sunday 25 March, 2012, Dr Zaven Yegavian (Gulbenkian Foundation)- Armenian schools in Ottoman Empire and the post-genocide situation in diaspora
Refreshments and light lunch provided at 1.30pm before the start of each session.
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Շնորհաւոր Նոր Տարի եւ Սուրբ Ծնունդ
(Shnorhavor Nor Daree yev Soorp Dzuhnoont)
Happy New Year & Armenian Christmas
FROM CAIA
FORTHCOMING EVENTS IN HAYASHEN FOR (FREE)
THURSDAY 26 JANUARY 10.30am – 12.30pm
Come and learn about how to use LOCATA in a friendly relaxed atmosphere about LOCATA.
LOCATA is an internet platform used by local councils to help you to find suitable accommodation. Free refreshments.
For further information contact Scarlet at CAIA 020 8992 4621.
THURSDAY 2 FEBRUARY 10.30am - 12.30pm
Introduction of how to use Public Services website, you will be informed about services offered by NHS, National & Local Government (i.e. how to apply for a passport, tax disc, driving licence etc. also how to make a complaint or complement about services offered by them. Free refreshments.
For further information contact Scarlet at CAIA 020 8992 4621.
FRIDAY 17th FEBRUARY 11.30-2.30pm
Digital TV is coming to London so get ready for the Switchover!
The existing analogue TV signal is being switched off and replaced with a new, stronger digital TV signal.
If you are currently watching analogue TV through an aerial, and can only watch BBC 1, BBC 2, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 you will need to covert your TV before the switchover dates.
· Stage 1 is happening on the 4th April 2012 and BBC 2 will cease broadcasting in analogue.
· Stage 2 is happening on the 18th April 2012 (two weeks after stage 1), where the remaining analogue channels will be permanently switched off. (but don’t worry, there is plenty of support. Come & find out).
Introduction to Armenian History, Culture & Heritage
6 half day Course |
This is a free course in English for anyone. However you must register and provide copy of passport or number. (See form attached)
Refreshments and light lunch provided at 1.30pm before the start of each session.
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Sunday 19 February, 2012, Dr Rouben Galichian - Armenia in Old Maps and Old Armenian Maps Sunday 26 February, 2012, Dr Hratch Tchilingirian (Cambridge) Armenian Diaspora in the Global Age: Issues and Questions Sunday 4 March, 2012, Steven Sim – Armenian Architecture – City of AniSunday 11 March, 2012 Shakeh Major Tchilingirian - Armenian Folk Dances Sunday 18 March, 2012, Dr Raymond Kevorkian - The Armenian Genocide Sunday 25 March, 2012, Dr Zaven Yegavian - Armenian schools in Ottoman Empire and the post-genocide situation in diaspora |
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After the thaw.
A photography exhibition marking 20 years of independence in the former Soviet Union.
After the thaw.
A photography exhibition marking 20 years of independence in the former Soviet Union.
Public exhibition.
The Strand Gallery
32 John Adam Street, London WC2N 6BP
15-19 November, 11am-7pm
www.oxfam.org.uk/afterthethaw
Twenty years after gaining independence from the USSR, many people have benefited from the great transition while millions still live in poverty. This groundbreaking exhibition unravels the enigma surrounding many of the forgotten ex-Soviet republics, and follows the stories of women and communities who are striving to build a better future.
Left: Rafiga Ahmedova harvests onions in Azerbaijan. With support from Unilever, Oxfam and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), Rafiga will be able to sell her onions overseas and get a fair price for her produce. Photo: Kieran Doherty
Front: Irifat Babyan looks in dismay at her apricot trees covered in snow in rural Armenia, where late frosts have ruined the precious apricot crop. Oxfam is helping farmers like Irifat to address the impact of climate change, set up storage facilities and access new markets. Photo: Abbie Trayler-Smith
Reg charity in England and Wales No 202918 and Scotland SC039042. Oxfam GB is a member of Oxfam International.
Ruth Barnes
Regional Information and Communications Officer (until the end of November)
Middle East, Eastern Europe and CIS
Oxfam GB
Tel +44 (0)1865 473487
Mob 07824473951
email rbarnes@oxfam.org.uk
Skype ruth-barnes
www.oxfam.org.uk/afterthethaw
Dear Reader,
Also in Hayashen....LECTURE
“Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkey – People and Future”
TUESDAY 8 November 7.00pm
A talk & power Point presentation by Naira Sultanyan -
Political and Project Officer of the British Embassy in Armenia
Dear Reader
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We look forward to seeing you at Hayashen soon.
Tuesday 11th October
Time: 6:15PM - 9:00PM Venue: Hayashen Price: Free
Further to Armenia’s brilliant 4-0 victory over Slovakia in the UEFA European Championship Qualifying match, Armenia stands an excellent chance for the first time ever to qualify to the finals which are due to be played in Poland and Ukraine in 2012. On Tuesday October 11th 2011, the Armenian National Football team will be playing their final game in the UEFA Euro 2012 qualifiers against their Irish counterparts at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. CAIA is planning to show the whole of this crucial match live in Hayashen. Let's cheer together for Armenia. Doors Open at 6.15pm. Lahmajoun & refreshments available.
NEW DROP IN FREE COMPUTER BASICS
Every Thursday: 10.30am-12.30pm Venue: Hayashen Price: Free
In the past year the CAIA has introduced basic ICT skills to over 50 people.
If you know anyone who wishes to learn basic computers, search the internet, the keyboard, mouse, send & receive emails, encourage them to come to Hayashen for free 1-2-1 lessons in a comfortable, friendly and supportive environment. Join the digital revolution.
Coming soon in October Skype & Facebook for beginners. Contact Scarlet @CAIA
HAYASHEN ARMENIAN YOUTH CLUB (HAYC) for 11-18 year old
Following Fridays 5:00PM - 8:30PM Venue: Hayashen Price: Free
September 30th
October 7, 21
November 4, 18,
December 2, (Xmas party)
Come & Meet your friends (ages 11-18) PLAY TABLE TENNIS, SNOOKER and TABLE FOOTBALL • FREE INTERNET, REFRESHMENTS, X-BOX GAMES and ARMENIAN TV/MUSIC and MORE… Plenty of free refreshments/food
HAYASHEN ARMENIAN PARENTS & TODDLERS GROUP
Monday 10th October - Time: 10:00AM - 12:30PM
The new term has started and you are welcome to bring your children to Hayashen every Monday & Friday 10am-12.30pm.On Monday 10th October at 10am, a professional portrait photographer will be taking photographs of children. You can choose to purchase these or not later.
CAIA CELEBRATES ITS 25TH ANNIVERSARY!
(See attached Press Release) Attendance by Advance Booking ONLY.
Travel expenses for those attending up to £6.50 per day paid and
Lunch/refreshments provided during the 3-day course.
Course delivered by professional trainer and career coach
Ms Alison Shuttle
Registration in advance only – Limited places
Contact Misak or Rudolf at Centre for Armenian Information & Advice
Phone 020 8992 4621 or info@caia.org.uk
FINDING WORK COURSE OUTLINE
Hayashen, 105a Mill Hill Road, Acton, London W3 8JF
Employability Workshops 2011
Day 1 – Tuesday 21 June 2011 - 10am-3.30pm
am: Assessing your skills (exercise)
Self-assessment and values (exercise)
Short and long term goal planning
pm: The job market (visible and hidden) - where to access jobs
Marketing yourself
Managing a job search campaign
Day 2 – Wednesday 22 June 2011 - 10am-3.30pm
am: Applying for jobs
Types of CV
Planning, preparing and completing a CV
pm: Completing application forms
Applying online (using computer)
Writing covering letters
Day 3 – Thursday 23 June 2011 - 10am-3.30pm
am: Developing your confidence at interviews
Interview role plays/types of interview/interview techniques
pm: Action Planning
Further support (ongoing advice and guidance/job brokerage)
· TRIP TO BRENTWOOD GO-KARTING RACEWAY
· 2-DAY RESIDENTIAL @ WOODROW HIGH HOUSE 16-18th SEPTEMBER
Come on the 16th July &
· PLAY TABLE TENNIS, SNOOKER and TABLE FOOTBALL
· FREE INTERNET, REFRESHMENTS, X-BOX GAMES and ARMENIAN TV
MUSIC and MORE…
I.B.Tauris Publishers |
THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE |
by Raymond Kevorkian |
St Yeghiche Church |
Thursday 23rd June 2011 |
Drinks reception |
RSVP to Antonia Leslie: |
Accompanying an exhibition on the Armenian genocide, curated by Dr. Vrej Nersessian
-------------------------------------------------------------New Training in job search skills
Travel expenses for those attending up to £6.50 per day paid and
Lunch/refreshments provided during the 3-day course.
Course delivered by professional trainer and career coach
Ms Alison Shuttle
Registration in advance only – Limited places
Contact Misak or Rudolf at Centre for Armenian Information & Advice
Phone 020 8992 4621 or info@caia.org.uk
FINDING WORK COURSE OUTLINE
Hayashen, 105a Mill Hill Road, Acton, London W3 8JF
Employability Workshops 2011
Day 1 – Tuesday 21 June 2011 - 10am-3.30pm
am: Assessing your skills (exercise)
Self-assessment and values (exercise)
Short and long term goal planning
pm: The job market (visible and hidden) - where to access jobs
Marketing yourself
Managing a job search campaign
Day 2 – Wednesday 22 June 2011 - 10am-3.30pm
am: Applying for jobs
Types of CV
Planning, preparing and completing a CV
pm: Completing application forms
Applying online (using computer)
Writing covering letters
Day 3 – Thursday 23 June 2011 - 10am-3.30pm
am: Developing your confidence at interviews
Interview role plays/types of interview/interview techniques
pm: Action Planning
Further support (ongoing advice and guidance/job brokerage)
CAIA – ICT TRAINING
Draft lesson Plan
Aims to give attendees Introduction to basic IT and Internet usage including: • Gain essential knowledge and understanding about the basic use of computer, Internet and
Emails. • Gain confidence in using computers, Internet and emails • Increased ability to browse the Internet and us Emails. • Practical advice and Help in further Digital learning
By the end of the course each person attending
• Will know the basics of keyboard and most commonly used software such as Word. • How to use the internet and Email • How to search for information using Google • Learn how to book mark favourite websites
• Be aware about internet viruses • Learn how to send and receive emails, including attachments such as photos or documents.
Please contact CAIA for further details for all above free trainings
You are cordially welcome to attend all or any individuals talks/presentation starting next Sunday at 2pm at Hayashen. (Further details attached)
We would however appreciate if you could inform me in advance your attendance
kind regards
Misak Ohanian
CEO
Centre for Armenian Information & Advice (CAIA)
Hayashen
105a Mill Hill Road
Acton, London W3 8JF
Tel: 020 8992 4621
Fax: 020 8993 8953
E-mail: info@caia.org.uk
website: www.caia.org.uk
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Centre-for-Armenian-Information-Advice/150069445015045
Registered Charity No.1088534
Limited Company by Guarantee. Registered in England No.4195084. Registered office as above.
Introduction to Armenian History, Culture & Identity
6 half day Course on Sunday 2-4pm
Register this Sunday (Details attached)
or by email
Misak Ohanian
CEO
Centre for Armenian Information & Advice (CAIA)
Hayashen
105a Mill Hill Road
Acton, London W3 8JF
Tel: 020 8992 4621
Fax: 020 8993 8953
E-mail: info@caia.org.uk
website: www.caia.org.uk
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Centre-for-Armenian-Information-Advice/150069445015045
Registered Charity No.1088534
Limited Company by Guarantee. Registered in England No.4195084. Registered office as above.
Near and Middle East Department
SOAS
Armenian Studies at SOAS
Keynote Speech
Keeping a Language Alive in a Global Diaspora: Challenges and Initiatives for Armenian in the World
Professor Anne Pauwels
Dean of the Faculty of Languages and Cultures
SOAS
Chair: Professor Ian Brown
Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities
SOAS
Globalisation, displacement and migration are among the major forces dispersing speech communities around the world. Moving into a new environment poses significant linguistic challenges for migrants, refugees and other sojourners, not only in terms of learning a new language but also maintaining the pre-migration language. Drawing upon her work in
(Professor Anne Pauwels is Dean of the Faculty of Languages and Cultures and Professor of Sociolinguistics at SOAS. She has been involved in research on multilingualism and language maintenance for over thirty years. One of her recent books focuses on language maintenance in the diaspora: Maintaining Minority Languages in a Transnational Context (Palgrave Macmillan, 2007)
Venue: Brunei Gallery Lecture Theatre
Date: Friday 29 October
Time:
Reception will follow
Please visit CAIA's new website & Facebook Page to find out what's been
happening and keep in touch with forthcoming events
http://www.caia.org.uk
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Centre-for-Armenian-Information-Advice/1500694
45015045
Centre for Armenian Information & Advice (CAIA)
Hayashen
105a Mill Hill Road
Acton, London W3 8JF
Tel: 020 8992 4621
Fax: 020 8993 8953
E-mail: info@caia.org.uk
website: www.caia.org.uk
Registered Charity No.1088534
Limited Company by Guarantee. Registered in England No.4195084. Registered
office as above.
