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Summer School for Diaspora Greeks: They come not knowing the alphabet, they leave reading Seferis

In an effort to preserve the Greek language among new generations of the diaspora, the University of the Peloponnese is organizing a summer school for students from the USA and Canada. "K" spoke with participants currently in Greece

Continued Hosting Programs for Diaspora Children by the General Secretariat for Greeks Abroad

50 Children from the Greek Diaspora in Tanzania and Brazil Hosted for the First Time

Greek Language & Culture Schools: School activities marking 50th Anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus

Key participants in the school activities were grandparents of the students who experienced the tragic events of the invasion

The Greek Community of Melbourne’s Special General Meeting

The General Meeting was the culmination of an 18-month process that was called for by the GCM’s membership at its 2023 Annual General Meeting

The Greek Community of Melbourne’s camp program is expanding to Attica

"Such initiatives lead to the strengthening of young people's ties with Greece through the cultivation of new interests during the visit"

UK: He built a Greek taverna in his garden to honor his father & donates the proceeds to charities (photos)

The taverna cost him £17,000 to build & can serve up to 200 people per night. His wife helps him "she is fantastic, she is the strength of the business"

GCM: Following Apostle Paul

The memory of the Apostles Peter & Paul holds great significance in Greece & Cyprus as they spread Christianity throughout the Mediterranean

Greek History & Culture Seminars: Uncovering Truth – Prof. William Mallinson examines Kissinger’s role in Cyprus

This is an event to mark the 50th anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus

Vale Stefan Romaniw

Stefan has long had a close relationship with the Greek Community of Melbourne

Greek History & Culture Seminars: Prof. Gonda Van Steen explores the “Silent Migration” of Greek children

It explores the mass adoptions of Greek children to the USA & the Netherlands from 1948 through the 60s

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