NEWS & EVENTS
- An Indoor-Outdoor Exhibition by Women Artists, Inspired by Poetry
22 October 2020 - Public Humanities Events, from AIDS in 1980s Athens to Zine Workshops
22 October 2020 - Progetto Quid, Sustainable Fashion with an Inclusionary Mission, Wins at Green Carpet Fashion Awards
22 October 2020 - A Festival for Young Cinephiles
21 October 2020 - SNF Hellenic Studies Centers in LA and British Columbia Collaborate to Highlight a Fascinating Figure
21 October 2020 - November in Vamvakou, a non-proverbial Greek village
21 October 2020 - SNF DIALOGUES Webcast: The Future of Work
20 October 2020 - Myrto is Finally Swimming Free
20 October 2020 - Reinvigorating the Greek Seas, One Piece of Littoral Litter at a Time
19 October 2020 - Meet the Inaugural Class of Fellows at Penn’s SNF Paideia Program
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MULTI MEDIA
- Street Vendors Get Back to Work Making Meals for New Yorkers in Need
30 September 2020 - A Discussion between SNF Co-President Andreas Dracopoulos and The National Herald
20 August 2020 - Sports Paths Helps Kids on 13 Remote Greek Islands Stay Safe and Active
04 August 2020 - MoMA Video Highlights the Museum’s Commitment to Access
31 July 2020 - Small Interventions Make a Big Difference for Kids with Limited Vision
30 July 2020 - A $7.5 Million “Thank You” to More Than 4,600 Greek ICU Staff
28 July 2020 - Musical Fun for Kids at Ηome from Oxford Philharmonic
23 July 2020 - What Does Paideia Μean?
23 June 2020 - Summer at Stavros Niarchos Park
12 June 2020 - Discover the Stavros Niarchos Park. Online guided tours with Helli Pangalou
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HIGHLIGHTS
- Thousands of Grants Around the World, One Purpose
From 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. - Serving up Groceries—and Solidarity—Across Greece
When 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. - A People-Powered Approach to Feeding New Yorkers Gets Street Vendors Back to Work
The Street Vendor Project put New York City street vendors back to work preparing thousands of free meals for communities in Brooklyn and the Bronx facing food insecurity. - Preserving Buildings, and Memories, in Athens
When you think of Athenian architecture, there’s one particular building that’s likely to come to mind first—and it sits atop the Acropolis. But Athens has a rich and varied architectural history from recent centuries too, notably the period between 1830 and 1940. It’s a heritage that until recently was overlooked. - Health Mentorship by Mothers, for Mothers
“Mentor Mothers are unstoppable in reaching our clients,” says Community Mentor Mother Elizabeth Wilson. “We always find a way to reach them and make sure they get the medical services they need.” - Guiding Young People through a Strange Summer: A Dispatch from Big Brothers Big Sisters of America
By Big Brothers Big Sisters of America - Accessing New York City’s Museums
There are tough times ahead for museums. But even as cultural institutions feel the squeeze of pandemic-induced closures and restrictions, accessibility efforts must be seen as an essential part of their work, not an optional add-on. - Small Interventions Make a Big Difference for Kids with Limited Vision
For children with limited or no vision, relatively small interventions can lead to significant improvements in overall quality of life. - read more >