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    Meanwhile... in Yerevan, Armenia, a young woman hopes to help jump-start education

    Feb 01, 2018 1 minute

    In Yerevan, Armenia, a young woman hopes to help jump-start education.

    Larisa Virginia Hovannisian was born in Yerevan and attended college in the United States. After graduating in 2010 she joined Teach for America, a nonprofit that recruits some

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