NEWS & EVENTS

• Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center, Supported by SNF, Passes 1 Billion Views08 January 2021
• UCLA’s Hellenic Studies Center Kicks off 2021 Events with Virtual Tour of Cycladic Museum08 January 2021
• How Do We Ethically Distribute Vaccines? A New York Stem Cell Foundation Series Explores07 January 2021
• Update: Work to Add 174 New ICU and High-Dependency Beds in 15 Hospitals across Greece through an SNF Grant is Fully Underway07 January 2021
• January in Vamvakou05 January 2021
• We Welcome the New Year together with the SNFCC Christmas World!01 January 2021
• Seeing the Pandemic from the Perspective of Doctors Without Borders and the Patients They Care for in Greece and 70 Οther Countries29 December 2020
• In Memory of Our Colleague Frank Pepe28 December 2020
• SNF DIALOGUES Webcast: The Psychological Effects of a Year Living with COVID-1917 December 2020
• SNF Support Brings Haute Cuisine to the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC) through a Collaboration with Dipnosofistirion17 December 2020
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MULTI MEDIA

• Best Wishes for a Warm and Healthy New Year from SNF21 December 2020
• Health Initiative15 December 2020
• Νew SNF General Hospital of Komotini15 December 2020
• SNF University Pediatric Hospital of Thessaloniki15 December 2020
• Digital Town Hall Meetings for New Hospitals in Komotini, Thessaloniki and Sparta as part of the Health Initiative15 December 2020
• New York Stem Cell Foundation (NYSCF) in Conversation with Moderna Founder Dr. Derrick Rossi15 December 2020
• A Conversation with SNF Co-President Andreas Dracopoulos on COVID-19’s Impact on Democracy03 December 2020
• Accessibility at the SNFCC | Built Space03 December 2020
• A Vamvakou Revival to the Sounds of Baroque Music and Contemporary Melodies29 November 2020
• Access Analysis from One of the World’s Leading Think Tanks25 November 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.
• The Teams Helping Get Young New Yorkers through the Pandemic“I cannot wait to get in the gym with my teammates and my coaches,” says Grace Sundback. It’s a particularly challenging time for young people in New York, with school schedules, social lives, and—particularly in underserved communities—support networks upended indefinitely.
• The Energy of the Street Meets the Curiosity of the University in the SNF Public Humanities Initiative“Why public humanities? Because they should be public, because the humanities should be available for everyone and not shut away, and not just for those who can pay,” says Mark Mazower, Director of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Public Humanities Initiative (SNFPHI) at Columbia University.
• Their Ηeart’s in the Work and their Work’s in the Heart: Greek Fellows Contribute to the Zurich Heart ProjectHeart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States and Europe. For end-stage heart failure, the only curative method of treatment now available is heart transplant, but the significant mismatch between needs and suitable donors means that potential recipients often face a long, uncertain wait.
• Quality Outdoor Public Space, A Need Both Timely and TimelessOutdoor public spaces have always been important, but perhaps never more so than during the months of the pandemic, when they’ve become havens for relaxation, exercise, and escape from the same few rooms we’re spending all our time in.
• Diving into the Work of SafeWaterSportsA little kid floating on a unicorn inflatable in the water makes for a cute image. Unless, of course, you zoom out to find that she’s floating out in the open sea, alone, miles away from the beach and her parents.
• Serving up Groceries—and Solidarity—Across GreeceWhen the lockdown was put in place in Greece a few months ago, the spotlight turned, understandably, to coronavirus patients, people on ventilators, and the doctors and nurses fighting on the medical front lines of the pandemic.
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