Straight Talk from the Homeland

We migrated as a family from Australia to Armenia to help people in the Homeland through our Adopt-a-Village charity programme and our international experience, having worked for the UN and lived in many places (and now providing advisory services to several countries).

'Straight Talk' means talking about difficult but important subject matter like human rights sincerely and openly, without the nuances and 'poetry' common in Armenian society. It might upset some who're not interested in addressing corruption, oppression, racism, genocide and the many evils we need to confront to make the world a better place. But we can't be shy if we're to help our children to be safer, more educated and positive for the future.