Mane is one of the first participants in the COAF Drawing Program in Lernagog. Mane found out about “My Theater” and was so excited that she spent the whole day talking her family’s ear off theater.
Today, on Labor Day in Armenia, we’d like to bring the special PEOPLE behind COAF’s mission to the fore.
The first championship of an athlete is like the first airplane flight of a traveler.
The frequency people visit beauty salons varies. However, we all need them from time to time for self-care, a fresher look, or a slight boost of motivation.
At the Lori COAF SMART Center, everyone’s special in their own way. If there is one thing our longtime student Nvard Petrosyan is famous for, it’s her digital artworks.
Those who wanderlust will agree that traveling might be costly, but it is worth infinitely more than you spend on it.
The classes are over, but if one of the corners is still buzzy, it means COAF’s Judo program is about to start.
It has been a year since the village of Debet in the Lori region passed from “toward the good” to “toward SMART”.
A 17-year-old girl from Marts village of Lori, passionate about physics and math, says she might build a robot one day.
The Holidays are the perfect time to gather with our family and friends and have conversations which we often didn’t have time for during the year.
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