In anticipation of Ruben Vardanyan’s birthday, we share important projects dedicated to him and his activities
In anticipation of Ruben Vardanyan’s birthday, we share important projects dedicated to him and his activities
In the film by the famous entrepreneur Artem Agabekov «To be human. Ruben Vardanyan’s Manifesto”» сfeatured friends and business partners of the philanthropist. They talked about Ruben Vardanyan’s educational and humanitarian projects, and also discussed and shared their thoughts about why he decided to move to Artsakh and why he could not do otherwise.
The documentary film «Together» by Mikhail Voronin, founder of the closed business club “Atlanty”, tells how the ideas and projects of Ruben Vardanyan transformed Russian society.
Ara Tadevosyan’s book “Ruben Vardanyan. “Don Quixote and the Dragons”, published in Armenian, is dedicated to the philanthropist’s activities in Armenia from 2013 to 2019. Many facts, testimonies and working documents are published for the first time. The book can be purchased in the Mediamax online store and on Wildberries..
In the book «RUBEN!» Vladislav and Alina Gasumyanov, Russian and Armenian businessmen, scientists, politicians and other famous people tell how Ruben Vardanyan’s projects changed the world.
If you want to support Ruben (especially on his birthday), you can choose one of the ways:
You can send a letter or greeting card to Ruben Vardanyan in the usual format or as an email. On the website we have explained in detail what needs to be done for this.
You can join the “Thank you, Ruben!” campaign. Share on social media what you appreciate about Ruben. Use the hashtag #ThankYouRuben to make your story part of a broader gratitude campaign.
You can also continue Ruben Vardanyan’s work and support the construction of a new church in Dilijan, which he started several years ago: since 2019, on his initiative, a domed basilica has been built in the city. According to the project manager, Artur Amirkhanyan, the construction of this church is a kind of prayer for the return of Ruben Vardanyan and other Armenian captives.
We hope the projects in this collection will help us all cope with difficult feelings and remain as resilient as the birthday boy.