Kathimerini, in partnership with the Hellenic American Leadership Council (HALC) and the Delphi Economic Forum, presents “Hellas and Diaspora: The Future,” an event on the future of Greece and Greeks across the world that is being held in honor of Ted Deutch.
Athens Photo World, with the support of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, will host an open discussion on “Photojournalism and the World Wide Web” at the Alkis Argyriadis Auditorium on Monday, November 7, at 7 p.m.
With Russia’s war on Ukraine entering its eighth month, the looming energy crisis threatening social cohesion and shadows that threaten fundamental democratic values rising over Europe, there are more questions than answer about what lies ahead.
“New Old Properties” is the title of a discussion being hosted by the Goethe Institute in Athens to explore the notion of ownership.
Famed American author, cultural satirist and social commentator Fran Lebowitz is coming to the Onassis Cultural Center for two sessions of conversation on the contemporary cultural landscape.
Acclaimed historian Roderick Beaton will be discussing his new book, “The Greeks: A Global History,” in an online conversation organized by the British School at Athens.
The British School at Athens is hosting an online discussion on the subject of “Translation and Inclusion vs Exclusion” in cooperation with the Center for Hellenic Studies at King’s College London.
On the occasion of World Environment Day on Saturday, WWF Hellas will host a discussion on Friday on the value of the marine environment but also the importance of citizen action to protect it from plastic pollution.
The Embassy of Israel in Athens will host a series of events online to celebrate the 73rd anniversary of Israel’s Independence Day on Thursday.
The future of Greece looks “green”, digital and socially fair, as discussed at the webinar “ESG in the time of COVID-19” held by Hellenic Alumni Association of London School of Economics and Political Sciences,
Every Wednesday the British Council is offering a series of online discussions suitable for international students who are interested in studying climate change-related courses in the UK and pursuing a career in green industries.
The Stanford Club of Greece, cooperation with its Italian counterpart, is organizing a new event on tourism titled “Travel Industry Rebound: When, How & the New Normal.”
The Institute for the Study of Human Rights at Columbia University is organizing an online discussion on “The Death of Multiparty Politics in Turkey: Threats to the pro-Kurdish People’s Democratic Party (HDP),” on April 8.
The Macedonian Society of Great Britain is organizing a virtual panel discussion via Zoom entitled “The Noblest Cause: Revisiting the Greek War of Independence Two Hundred Years Later”.
The French Institute of Athens is hosting an online round-table discussion on “Greek Democracy as a Legacy,” on the Zoom platform on April 1, at 7 p.m.
The German-Greek Chamber of Commerce and Industry will be hosting its “e-Innovation Roundtables” online forum this Thursday, titled “Innovation: Investment in the Future,” in cooperation with the Embassy of Germany in Athens. For more information, call 210.641.9023.
