NEWS & EVENTS

• SNF Dialogues Webcast: Art on Lockdown22 May 2020
• Honoring Theodore Papazoglou: SNF and HFRI Rename Program for Greek Scientific Research22 May 2020
• "PRESENT" after the Lockdown20 May 2020
• SNFestival RetroFuture | Online | Line Up Announcement18 May 2020
• Columbia’s Institute for Ideas and Imagination Αnnounces Third Class of Fellows18 May 2020
• Greek Language Tools Coming to U.S. Schools18 May 2020
• DIALOGUES Webcast: The Challenge to the Economy 14 May 2020
• “A Courageous Space” for Discussion in Penn’s SNF Paideia Program13 May 2020
• SNFCC Makes it to the Front Page of Kappa Magazine in View of a Live Concert13 May 2020
• EXIT: SPRING, the Greek National Opera's first Online Festival11 May 2020
• read more >

MULTI MEDIA

• Parontes: Discover the Journalistic Chronicle by iMEdD25 May 2020
• Guided Tours of the Stavros Niarchos Park with Helli Pangalou – Sound Garden24 May 2020
• Suspended: Dimitris Kamarotos - Anna Pangalou at the top of the SNFCC17 May 2020
• Virtual Tours at the Stavros Niarchos Park with Helli Pangalou - A game of chess at the Park15 May 2020
• Searching for a Βetter Τreatment for Sleeping Sickness in a WHO-recognized film13 May 2020
• Discover the Stavros Niarchos Park from your Living Room!07 May 2020
• Grants Totaling $31 Million Go to Hard-Hit Areas in First Round of Pandemic Relief30 April 2020
• Live Every Friday: The Politics and Policy of COVID-19 from SNF Agora27 March 2020
• DIALOGUES: Population Aging: New Data and New Challenges27 February 2020
• One Year of iMEdD and a 24-hour Celebration of Journalism19 February 2020
• The Mobile Medical Units Visit Thrace19 February 2020
• see more >

  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 125 countries.
• 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.
• To Give Young People Peerless Health Education, Turn to their PeersThink back to when you were a teenager. Where did you go for information on awkward topics? What sources did you trust?
• Lifebox: An Organization with its Finger on the Pulse of Surgical SafetyIt’s a simple piece of equipment that can save your life in surgery.
• Finding Better Treatments for Neglected DiseasesThe World Health Organization goal of eliminating cases of sleeping sickness by 2030 seems to be within reach, but we’ve been here before.
• Flipping the Script on Greece’s Brain DrainThe story told about the latest phase of the centuries-old Greek diaspora, in the wake of the country’s economic crisis, is one of “brain drain.” What would it take to turn this story around?
• Too many cooks in the kitchen? Au contraireThese social ventures are using good food to transform lives.
• It’s Always the 9th of the Month When this Team is AroundIt’s a rainy autumn morning, and it’s got to be Monday, because Vicky is here.
• read more >