On September 15, Astghik Karapetyan, President of Point 33 NGO, and Elena Harutyunyan, Executive Director of the Child Protection Network, signed a cooperation memorandum. The agreement highlights the importance of expanding a family-friendly environment in workplaces, medical institutions, leisure venues, and other public spaces. The main areas of cooperation will include raising awareness and advocating for […]
The “Supporting Female Entrepreneurs of Armenia” project was implemented by Point 33 NGO with the support of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Armenia. The program was carried out from May 1, 2024, to June 15, 2025. Within the framework of the program, legal support was provided to women entrepreneurs, and several dozen […]
The “Media Literate Parent” project was implemented by Point 33 NGO with the support of the European Union within the framework of the “STRIVE” program (15 December 2024 – 30 April 2025). As part of the project, the “Media Literate Parent” video podcast was created, which explains in clear and accessible language why and how to […]
Large and small jars (vessels) full of Artsakh pickles are evenly lined up in the dark basement of the rented house. These are Victoria’s pickles, waiting for the next recipient. She learned to pickle from her mother. Now she sells them. They turned their beloved work into a small business after the forced displacement, called […]
When you are just starting a business and don’t have access to financing, you face various challenges. Naira Poghosyan, a 48-year-old who started her own business after working as a translator for many years, shares her experience. If you’re in a hurry, read this. In 2021, Naira founded a negotiation skills coaching service. She says […]
Coffee lovers will love Ada’s apartment. The smell of coffee has captivated it. Ada’s “Tesan-Tena” business is there. She started her business in Stepanakert in 2020 after the war. Initially, she sold aromatic coffees and teas online. A few months later, she opened her small shop. If you’re in a hurry, read this. Ada is […]
ABSTRACT Introduction: In recent years, media and social networks have highlighted increasing reports of obstetric and gynecological care being violent, disrespectful, abusive, or neglectful. These actions, words, and omissions are referred to as obstetric violence. This type of violence stems from gender-based violence and stereotypes about women and mothers. Characteristics of obstetric violence include treatment […]