- Learn Armenian: Commit to learning the Armenian language, either through self-study, online courses, or classes, to better connect with Armenian culture and heritage.
- Travel to Armenia: Plan a trip to Armenia to explore its rich history, culture, and natural beauty. Visiting historical sites, experiencing local cuisine, and interacting with the community can deepen your connection with the country to strengthen the bridge between homeland and diaspora.
- Support Armenian-Owned Businesses: Make a conscious effort to buy products and services from Armenian-owned businesses, both locally and online, to help strengthen the Armenian business community. Furthermore, boycott Turkish products.
- Volunteer for Armenian Causes: Dedicate time to volunteer for Armenian non-profit organizations that promote Armenia and its national values, whether in your local community or through opportunities in Armenia, to support various causes like education, social welfare, or cultural preservation.
- Attend Armenian Cultural Events: Resolve to participate in Armenian cultural events such as festivals, concerts, and exhibitions, to celebrate and keep the traditions alive.
- Donate to Armenian Charities: Regularly donate to charities that work towards the betterment of Armenia and its people, such as those focusing on education, poverty alleviation, or healthcare.
- Learn Armenian History and Heritage: Dedicate time to learn about Armenian history and heritage, through books, documentaries, or educational programs, to understand and appreciate the depth of Armenian culture.
- Support Armenian Arts and Crafts: Purchase and promote Armenian arts and crafts, which not only supports local artisans but also helps in preserving traditional Armenian craftsmanship.
- Promote Armenian Values and Heritage: Take an active role in educating others about Armenian history, culture, and values, helping to raise awareness and appreciation globally.
- Be a Conscious Armenian Ambassador: Strive to embody and promote the core national values of Armenian identity, such as remaining committed to the Armenian struggle, resilience, and working towards a free, independent, and united Armenian, in daily life.
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