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Aug 2026
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> Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM)

> Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM)

Greek History & Culture Seminars: Pontian Genocide Memorial seminar – Judgment Day

Denialism of the Crime of Genocide still exists

“Girls in Crisis” – The new comedy by the Creative Drama & Arts Center of the Greek Community of Melbourne

“Girls in Crisis” explores aspects of the female identity, shaped through the roles and relationships that define a woman’s life

A celebration of Greek Dance with renowned instructor Andreas Papadopoulos

Students from all campuses of the Greek Community’s schools were invited to participate in the event

Greek History & Culture Seminars: The Mystique of Buddhism in the Oeuvre of Nikos Kazantzakis

Kazantzakis produced his oeuvre during a time when the West was encountering the East intellectually and was looking for means to reshape its cultural capital

Greek History & Culture Seminars – The Odyssey of Michel ‘Pablo’ Raptis

Hall Greenland is an award-winning Australian journalist, historian and political activist

GCM expands its footprint in the city’s Greek precinct & labour commits to support for its cultural spaces

"Expanding our cultural and educational footprint is ongoing"

VCE Educational Seminar on migration at the Greek Community of Melbourne Schools

A wealth of resources to help students deeply understand the phenomenon of Greek migration to Australia

Easter workshop for Children organized by the Schools of the Greek Community of Melbourne

This program combines tradition with creativity, offering children a unique opportunity to experience the magic of this great celebration

Greek History & Culture Seminars – Greek Music in America

This talk profiles the scope, practice, and development of Greek music in America with attention to its relationship to ethnic identity

Educational excursion of the schools of the Greek Community of Melbourne to the Zoo as part of the “We Speak Greek in March” Campaign (photos)

The students had the opportunity to see animals up close, including giraffes, lions, tigers, orangutans, and baboons, while also learning their names in Greek

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