NEWS & EVENTS

• 20th Special Advisory Committee Assembly for the SNF Heath Initiative31 July 2020
• Sophocles Starts Conversations on Frontline Medical Work and Policing28 July 2020
• The Historic Buildings of Athens on Your Smartphone27 July 2020
• Verdi, Cherubini, and Meyerbeer at the Roman Agora in Athens23 July 2020
• Llama Magic and Molecular Lego in Rockefeller University’s COVID Research21 July 2020
• A Strike Against the Pandemic and Fun to spare at Special Olympics Hellas Bowling Tournament20 July 2020
• New Yorkers Check Out Their Newest Library, and Its Books20 July 2020
• SNF Continues Pandemic Relief Efforts with New Grants Totaling over $2.75 Million18 July 2020
• The National Herald Launches Archive Chronicling a Century of Greek-American Life18 July 2020
• Mitt Romney on U.S.-China Competition at the CSIS Schieffer Series17 July 2020
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MULTI MEDIA

• Sports Paths Helps Kids on 13 Remote Greek Islands Stay Safe and Active04 August 2020
• MoMA Video Highlights the Museum’s Commitment to Access31 July 2020
• Small Interventions Make a Big Difference for Kids with Limited Vision30 July 2020
• A $7.5 Million “Thank You” to More Than 4,600 Greek ICU Staff28 July 2020
• Musical Fun for Kids at Ηome from Oxford Philharmonic23 July 2020
• What Does Paideia Μean?23 June 2020
• Summer at Stavros Niarchos Park12 June 2020
• Virtual SNF Run | June 15 - 21, 202008 June 2020
• Discover the Stavros Niarchos Park. Online guided tours with Helli Pangalou07 June 2020
• Regeneration & Progress: Standing by Greece for Better Health, in Person or from Afar27 May 2020
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  HIGHLIGHTS

• Thousands of Grants Around the World, One PurposeFrom the Greek mountain village of Vamvakou to Zambia’s Copperbelt Province, the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) has made grants for projects in more than 130 countries.
• Small Interventions Make a Big Difference for Kids with Limited VisionFor children with limited or no vision, relatively small interventions can lead to significant improvements in overall quality of life.
• What Will Equitable Recovery Look Like? A Perspective from the Greater New Orleans FoundationA pandemic whose effects are universal but vastly uneven requires a response that is at once comprehensive and granular. Community foundations, which pool resources for strategic regional grantmaking, are positioned to deliver it.
• Weaving Ιntergenerational Τies for Stronger Social FabricWhat made a 1995 heat wave in Chicago ten times deadlier for older people in one neighborhood than in a similar one right next door—and what could this mean for our current public health crisis?
• When conditions change, so do you This text was written in a living room five kilometers away from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) office in Athens, but it could have been written anywhere—on a remote island, on a mountaintop.
• Broad Street Ministry Practices Radical Hospitality in PhiladelphiaSNF supports Broad Street Ministry in providing vital food aid to vulnerable populations in Philadelphia, a mission the pandemic has made simultaneously more necessary and more difficult than ever.
• Pakistani arachnids, Svalbard fossils, and ancient Sudanese carvings: The Constantine S. Niarchos Expeditions at the American Museum of Natural HistoryIt’s hiding in frigid polar waters or in sunbaked fossil beds. It’s darting between trees in tropical rainforests or waiting patiently for tens of millions of years at the place where two continents meet.
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