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Fires and Fascists , Sheila Paylan

Fires and Fascists

As wildfires ravage Los Angeles, exposing unpreparedness and policy failures, parallels emerge with Armenia's challenges
amid escalating threats by Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev. Sheila Paylan highlights the need for vigilance and readiness against both natural disasters and geopolitical crises.
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Sheila Paylan, Borderline

Borderline

In Kirants, a small village on Armenia’s northeastern border, ancient monasteries, a school with a
bomb shelter, and a military base coexist. Sheila Paylan explores the physical and emotional boundaries that define security, identity and resilience in a fragile landscape.
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Sheila Paylan, Praise the Fuss

Praise the Fuss

Reflecting on her personal journey from skepticism to embracing gratitude, Sheila Paylan explores the transformative
power of thankfulness, the mental health benefits of practicing it daily, and how celebrating Thanksgiving in a community has redefined her perspective on the holiday.
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Less is More, Sheila Paylan

Less Is More

Inspired by her father's minimalist ethos, Sheila Paylan delves into the power of embracing a
"less is more" approach to life. Explore how choosing to live with less can bring more meaningful connections, enhance focus, and clear space for what truly matters—leading to richer, more authentic experiences.
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On Meritocracy, Sheila Paylan

On Meritocracy

Reflecting on the persistence of nepotism in Armenia, Sheila Paylan argues for the adoption of
a genuine meritocracy, where qualifications and competence are valued above personal connections, to ensure equal opportunities and effective leadership.
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Sovereign Within, Sheila Paylan

Sovereign Within

Reflecting on the concepts of sovereignty and self-determination through both political and personal lenses, Sheila
Paylan explores lessons from the struggle for recognition by breakaway states to draw parallels with the autonomy needed to reclaim control over one’s own life.
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Home/Land, Sheila Paylan

Home/Land

On the one-year anniversary of the ethnic cleansing of Armenians from Artsakh and the 33rd
anniversary of Armenia's independence, Sheila Paylan explores the complex emotions of grief, resilience, and the ongoing fight to protect Armenia’s sovereignty while honoring the right of return for Artsakh Armenians.
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