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26 OCTOBER 2020SNF Paideia Program Begins Series on Racism and Anti-racism with Focus on the Economic System
The Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) Paideia Program at the University of Pennsylvania is kicking off a series of 13 interdisciplinary discussion on “Racism and Anti-Racism in Contemporary America” with a conversation on “Income and Wealth Disparities.”22 OCTOBER 2020An Indoor-Outdoor Exhibition by Women Artists, Inspired by Poetry
“Lipiu is what I call the place I've invented to go when I am deeply sad, a state that’s increasingly intense, since all the dressed-up landscapes of the end begin to smell of stagnant water and rotten fruit,” wrote Katerina Anghelaki-Rooke in her poem “Lipiu.”22 OCTOBER 2020Public Humanities Events, from AIDS in 1980s Athens to Zine Workshops
True to its name and mission, the SNF Public Humanities Initiative (SNFPHI) offers a range of public events, from sci-fi film screenings to collaborative creation of a zine documenting our current strange existence as if it were an alien world.22 OCTOBER 2020Progetto Quid, Sustainable Fashion with an Inclusionary Mission, Wins at Green Carpet Fashion Awards
At the virtual ceremony for the 2020 Green Carpet Fashion Awards, introduced by Robert Downey Jr., ethical fashion brand Progetto Quid took home the Responsible Disruption Award.21 OCTOBER 2020A Festival for Young Cinephiles
Plants take their revenge on bullies. Girls learn how to skate in the midst of war in Afghanistan. A soccer team travels from a shantytown in South Africa to the World Youth Cup in Sweden.21 OCTOBER 2020SNF Hellenic Studies Centers in LA and British Columbia Collaborate to Highlight a Fascinating Figure
Eva Palmer Sikelianos lived such an extraordinary and unusual life in Greece that it’s still a subject of fascination 100 some years later.20 OCTOBER 2020Myrto is Finally Swimming Free
Let’s start with the introductions. Her name is Myrto, she comes from the Northern Aegean, and she’s somewhere between 15 and 20 years old. Myrto is one of the 70 to 80 sea turtles ARCHELON treats and rehabilitates every year.19 OCTOBER 2020Reinvigorating the Greek Seas, One Piece of Littoral Litter at a Time
From afar, they might look like colorful corals, rocks, or marine plants swaying with the current. But get closer, and you’ll see that they’re not a natural part of the ocean environment, but rather human cast-offs: plastic bags, glass bottles, tangles of wire, and fishing nets.19 OCTOBER 2020Meet the Inaugural Class of Fellows at Penn’s SNF Paideia Program
They include an ordained Buddhist monk from Washington, an aspiring bioethicist from Japan, and a climate activist from Greece.
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