Arach Media

Arach Media Founded by Greg Nemet & David Ojakian during the April 2016 Four Day War in Artsakh, Arach Media (Ar

Seeing a disconnect between the overall awareness and understanding their friends and family had regarding current news and events in Artsakh and Armenia, and around the global Armenian community, Greg and David decided to launch Arach Media as a resource for providing an engaging discussion around current news, events, social movements, economic developments, sports, culture, arts, and politics i

n the Republic of Armenia, Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh), and the global Armenian diaspora. Currently broadcast on Facebook live and available on Facebook Watch, founders Greg Nemet and David Ojakian, and longtime Sacramento based friend and advocate Richard Kazanjian who joined as a producer in November 2020, are building a long term plan for Arach Media encompassing Facebook Watch, Instagram, and YouTube, a website which will act as an information hub, and Podcasts on various platforms. The show tapes in Northern California and airs Monday, Wednesday, and Friday with special broadcasts and reports with important guests and eventually on location for events and updates in the Armenian community. Learn more about Arach Media, follow, and watch upcoming and past episodes on this page, and follow on Instagram and YouTube. Visit our Linktree at https://linktr.ee/arachmedia to Take Action and Donate for important causes for Armenia and Artsakh.

Arach Media is proud to support the wonderful lineup of films and programming for the 2nd Annual Golden Gate Armenian Fi...
11/15/2025

Arach Media is proud to support the wonderful lineup of films and programming for the 2nd Annual Golden Gate Armenian Film Festival!

Link in Bio for films!

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Don’t miss this special celebration of the Armenian Cinema at the Vogue Theatre in San Francisco, November 21-23rd. Tickets and the full program of screenings are available at https://ggaff.art/ This year’s festival features feature-length movies inspired by the lives of our celebrated artists, Charles Aznavour and Sergei Parajanov, as well as the inspiring comeback of Armenian weightlifter Nazik Avdalyan. Tamara Stepanyan’s documentary celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Armenian cinema “My Armenian Phantoms” is Armenia’s submission to the Oscars in 2026. The premiere of “A winter’s song” in San Francisco will be a beautiful start to the Holiday season for the family. Join us for an unforgettable three-day festival of Armenian movies in the heart of San Francisco.

This event was made possible through cross campus and community advocacy efforts. Be there to see the film and panel, an...
09/06/2025

This event was made possible through cross campus and community advocacy efforts. Be there to see the film and panel, and support. RSVP Link in Bio.

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My Sweet Land 🎬
Join us for a special screening of the award-nominated documentary My Sweet Land by Sareen Hairabedian, followed by a conversation and Q&A with the director and guest speakers.

📍 Booth Auditorium, Berkeley Law
📅 Thursday, Sept 18 | 5:30 pm
🍴 Snacks will be served

🔗 RSVP by Sept 16 at 5 pm (link can be found in our bio on the Linktree)

Join the Bay Area Armenian community and friends to commemorate the 110th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.
04/23/2025

Join the Bay Area Armenian community and friends to commemorate the 110th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.

Tomorrow, the Bay Area Armenian community and friends commemorate.

The Bay Area community comes together to commemorate the 110th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.
04/12/2025

The Bay Area community comes together to commemorate the 110th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.

Come together to commemorate the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.

Happy New Year and Merry Christmas from Arach Media!     Repost from •Christ is born and revealed.Blessed is the revelat...
01/06/2025

Happy New Year and Merry Christmas from Arach Media!



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Christ is born and revealed.

Blessed is the revelation of Christ.

Armenia celebrates Christmas.

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Քրիստոս Ծնաւ եւ Յայտնեցաւ

Օրհնեալ է Յայտնութիւնը Քրիսոստի

Մեզ եւ Ձեզ մեծ աւետիս։

Armenians begin their Christmas celebrations on the evening of January 5, with a special liturgy called Chragaluits (Burning of the Lamps). During this service, believers light candles in church and take the flame home, symbolizing the Star of Bethlehem that guided the Magi to Christ.

After the liturgy, the faithful greet one another with the traditional proclamation:
“Christ is born and revealed! Blessed is the revelation of Christ!”

On the morning of January 6, families gather to attend the Christmas Divine Liturgy and partake in Holy Communion. Following the service, the Armenian Apostolic Church holds the “Blessing of the Water” ceremony, commemorating Christ’s baptism in the Jordan River.

These traditions reflect both the joy of Christ’s birth and the spiritual significance of His baptism.

We remember today and always.
11/10/2024

We remember today and always.

Honoring the sacrifices for freedom and the right of Artsakh’s self-determination today and always. Artsakh 33rd Indepen...
09/02/2024

Honoring the sacrifices for freedom and the right of Artsakh’s self-determination today and always. Artsakh 33rd Independence Day - 9/2/2024.

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Artsakh will never be a thing of the past.

Today, Armenians in the homeland and worldwide continue to celebrate Artsakh’s Independence Day as a never-ending resistance against the Genocide, violence, and hatred inflicted upon the Armenian people. Nothing can stop a nation’s self-determination, neither military occupation nor brutal dictatorships.

The world must recognize Artsakh.

Azerbaijan must be held accountable for its illegal imprisonment of Armenian POWs and political prisoners. Register now:...
08/27/2024

Azerbaijan must be held accountable for its illegal imprisonment of Armenian POWs and political prisoners. Register now: bit.ly/AMPrisonersProject2
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Arach Media host and co-founder will moderate this panel.

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TOMORROW: The Armenian Prisoners Project

The second webinar will be hosted on August 28th at 12 noon (EST) and will feature Gev Iskajyan, Siranush Sahakyan, Suzanne Grisham, and Gassia Apkarian who will provide further in-depth context to the current situation facing the Armenian prisoners. The webinar will be hosted by David Ojakian of the Armenian Assembly of America and Matias Perttula of Save Armenia: A Judeo-Christian Alliance. The discussions will highlight the current context of the situation, and the relevant steps that the United States government can take to hold Azerbaijan accountable for its egregious human rights violation.


This series of briefings aims to:
- Inform Stakeholders: Offer detailed information to government officials, international organizations, human rights groups, and the media about the number of prisoners, their locations, and the conditions they are subjected to.

- Highlight Human Rights Concerns: Document and draw attention to any violations of international human rights laws and conventions, including reports of mistreatment, lack of legal representation, or denial of contact with families.

- Facilitate Advocacy Efforts: Assist in advocacy processes by providing factual data and analysis that can be used to advocate for the prisoners’ release.

- Raise Public Awareness: Educate the general public, polirical leaders and other stakeholder communities about the plight of these prisoners, fostering a better understanding of the humanitarian and geopolitical issues involved.

- Promote Accountability: Encourage accountability for Azerbaijani authorities and international bodies in handling the situation.

Attendees will be briefed on Armenian prisoners held by Azerbaijan, provided a comprehensive and up-to-date account of the current status, conditions, and treatment of Armenian detainees.

Register now with the link in bio!

Azerbaijan must be held accountable for its illegal imprisonment of Armenian POWs and political prisoners. Register now:...
08/27/2024

Azerbaijan must be held accountable for its illegal imprisonment of Armenian POWs and political prisoners. Register now: bit.ly/AMPrisonersProject2

Arach Media host and co-founder David Ojakian will moderate this panel.

TOMORROW: Join us and Armenian Assembly of America for the Armenian Prisoners Project second virtual briefing!

The discussions will highlight the current context of the situation, and the relevant steps that the United States government can take to hold Azerbaijan accountable for its egregious human rights violations.

The webinar will be hosted on August 28th at 12 noon (EST) and will feature Gev Iskajyan, Siranush Sahakyan, Suzanne Grisham, and Hon. Gassia Apkarian, who will provide further in-depth context to the current situation facing the Armenian prisoners.

Register now: bit.ly/AMPrisonersProject2

Friends and family, tomorrow at 8AM PT turn into this important Atlantic Council panel with key experts and advocacy lea...
06/24/2024

Friends and family, tomorrow at 8AM PT turn into this important Atlantic Council panel with key experts and advocacy leaders including Bryan Ardouny, Executive Director of the Armenian Assembly of America.

The future of Armenia-Azerbaijan relations and how the US can contribute to peace in the region will be discussed.

The Atlantic Council convenes experts to discuss the future of Armenia-Azerbaijan relations and explore how the US can contribute to peace and prosperity in the region.

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