What Homenetmen Is
What is Homenetmen?
Homentmen is an Armenian organization for scouting and sports
Where was Homenetmen founded?
Constantinople (Istanbul), Turkey
Why did armenians lose theire homes and families in 1915?
The armenian genocide.
What city in Lebanon holds Homenetmen's main office
Beirut
What is a jamboree?
A scouting camp where Homenetmen scouts from different countries come together
How does homenetmen bring armenian communities together?
Through scouting, sports, and community activities
What date was homenetmen founded
November 16,1918
Why did armenian leaders start homenetmen in 1918?
To support young people
What city did Homenetmen leaders meet to revise the organizations bylaws?
Beirut
Where was the 2026 Jamboree?
Byurakan, Armenia
What games are held every year in July that unites different Homenetmen chapters together with sports tournaments and festivals?
Navasartian games
What is the Homenetmen motto in english?
Elevate yourself and elevate others with you
Fill in the blank: Homenetmen helped Armenian youth stay connected to their _______ and ________.
culture, community
What year did Homenetmen leaders meet in Beirut to revise the organization's bylaws
1974
Where and when was the first jamboree?
Greece in 1978
What does Homenetmen stand for?
The Armenian General Athletic Union and Scouts
What is the homenetmne motto in armenain?
Bartsratseer bartsatsroo
Who organized the founding meeting?
Krikor Hagopian
What are bylaws?
Rules that help Homenetmen and its chapters work together
Name 4 things scouts do at jamboree?
Camp, do activities, learn about armenian culture, and make new friends
What is the full armenian name of Homenetmen?
Hay marmnakrtakan untanoor myootyoon
Who were the three founders of Homenetmen?
Sharvash Kristian, Hovannes Hintilian, Krikor Hagopian
Who inspired the Homenetmen movement but was killed in 1915?
Sharvash Kristian
Where and when was the newest version of Homenetmen's rules approved?
Armenia in 2023.
Fill in the blank: In July 2026, Homenetmen set a world record for the largest image of a ______ with 809 participants.
Fleur-de-lis