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Source: Armenian Weekly

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Armenian Americans will meet with newly elected and returning members of Congress, along with state and local officials, in their home districts Feb. 16-19, 2027, during ANCA District Days, a national grassroots initiative announced by the Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) at its Nov. 5 Nationwide Townhall. District Days falls during Presidents Day week, traditionally a congressional district work period, just weeks after the 120th Congress and new state legislative sessions convene. Armenian Americans in communities large and small, from cities with Armenian churches and schools to towns where a few Armenian families keep their heritage alive, will introduce themselves to more than 100 new members of Congress and their district staff.

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