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How Coffee ☕ Changed the Place of Armenian Women
Ground Zero

How Coffee ☕ Changed the Place of Armenian Women

Sep17Thu, September 1718:30 - 20:30
Ground Zero Specialty Coffee1 Martiros Saryan St, Yerevan, Armenia
Free

From Social Ritual to Economic Power Coffee has never been just a drink in Armenia. For centuries, it has been part of our homes, relationships, conversations and public life. But behind this everyday ritual lies a fascinating story of social and economic transformation, especially for Armenian women. Join us at Ground Zero Venture Café for a journey through centuries of Armenian coffee culture with Tatevik Saroyan, historian, researcher, PhD Candidate and Director of the History Museum at Yerevan State University, in conversation with Karén Gyulbudaghyan, ecosystem architect and Founder of Ground Zero Venture Café. The conversation brings together two complementary perspectives: Tatevik Saroyan — Coffee looking backward History → Culture → Women → Social Transformation Through her research, Tatevik will take us into Armenia's past: from coffee as a household ritual and historically male-dominated coffeehouses to the gradual changing role and presence of women in Armenia's social and public life. Karén Gyulbudaghyan — Coffee looking forward Culture → Connection → Entrepreneurship → Economic Transformation Karén will connect that history to the present and future, exploring coffee as a catalyst for human connection, entrepreneurship and economic development, and how women have evolved from participants in coffee culture to entrepreneurs, business owners and creators of the spaces where communities now come together. And there may be no better place for this conversation than Ground Zero Venture Café itself: a unique place built around the idea that coffee and food can create the trusted environment where people meet, ideas cross boundaries, relationships form and new possibilities emerge. So while we will talk about coffee, this conversation is really about something much bigger: women, culture, entrepreneurship and the transformation of Armenian society. ☕ Centuries of Coffee. Generations of Change. 🍷 Wine & Networking 📅 September 17, 2026 | 18:30 📍 Ground Zero Venture Café | 1 Saryan St., Yerevan Empowering Women. Unlocking Armenia's Potential.

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Ground Zero

Neighborhood specialty coffee shop focused on craft coffee and breakfast with a friendly, pet‑friendly atmosphere. Regularly hosts collaborations, pop‑ups, and community events while highlighting trained staff and quality ingredients.

How Coffee ☕ Changed the Place of Armenian Women
Ground Zero

How Coffee ☕ Changed the Place of Armenian Women

Sep17Thu, September 1718:30 - 20:30
Ground Zero Specialty Coffee1 Martiros Saryan St, Yerevan, Armenia

From Social Ritual to Economic Power Coffee has never been just a drink in Armenia. For centuries, it has been part of our homes, relationships, conversations and public life. But behind this everyday ritual lies a fascinating story of social and economic transformation, especially for Armenian women. Join us at Ground Zero Venture Café for a journey through centuries of Armenian coffee culture with Tatevik Saroyan, historian, researcher, PhD Candidate and Director of the History Museum at Yerevan State University, in conversation with Karén Gyulbudaghyan, ecosystem architect and Founder of Ground Zero Venture Café. The conversation brings together two complementary perspectives: Tatevik Saroyan — Coffee looking backward History → Culture → Women → Social Transformation Through her research, Tatevik will take us into Armenia's past: from coffee as a household ritual and historically male-dominated coffeehouses to the gradual changing role and presence of women in Armenia's social and public life. Karén Gyulbudaghyan — Coffee looking forward Culture → Connection → Entrepreneurship → Economic Transformation Karén will connect that history to the present and future, exploring coffee as a catalyst for human connection, entrepreneurship and economic development, and how women have evolved from participants in coffee culture to entrepreneurs, business owners and creators of the spaces where communities now come together. And there may be no better place for this conversation than Ground Zero Venture Café itself: a unique place built around the idea that coffee and food can create the trusted environment where people meet, ideas cross boundaries, relationships form and new possibilities emerge. So while we will talk about coffee, this conversation is really about something much bigger: women, culture, entrepreneurship and the transformation of Armenian society. ☕ Centuries of Coffee. Generations of Change. 🍷 Wine & Networking 📅 September 17, 2026 | 18:30 📍 Ground Zero Venture Café | 1 Saryan St., Yerevan Empowering Women. Unlocking Armenia's Potential.

Organizer

Ground Zero

Neighborhood specialty coffee shop focused on craft coffee and breakfast with a friendly, pet‑friendly atmosphere. Regularly hosts collaborations, pop‑ups, and community events while highlighting trained staff and quality ingredients.

Free