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From research news to public events, there鈥檚 always something going in the SNF Centre for Hellenic Studies! Keep up-to-date and get all of your Hellenic Studies news right to your inbox.
Recent News
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Gefyra Book Club: "Niki, A Novel"
Join us on Saturday, May 17th for a new discussion on a Greek book in translation! read more
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The 9th Annual McWhinney Memorial Lecture Presents "Greece’s Evolution in Migration: From Sending Country to Transit and Destination"
The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Centre for Hellenic Studies is pleased to announce the Ninth Annual Edward and Emily McWhinney Memorial Lecture, 鈥�Greece鈥檚 evolution in migration: From Sending Country to Transit and Destination鈥�.
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Staellinika Announces Next-Generation Greek Language Platform: Revolutionizing Learning for Greeks in the Diaspora
Staellinika, the official Greek language platform for Greeks abroad, is proud to announce a new era of its platform coming this spring which will include enhanced content and cutting-edge AI features. read more
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Gerfyra Presents "Maternal words, community anguish: Intimate family correspondence on the eve of the Holocaust in Thessaloniki"
The SNF Centre for Hellenic Studies presents, in coordination with the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre, a Gefyra presentation: "Maternal Words, Community Anguish: Intimate Family Correspondence on the Eve of the Holocaust in Thessaloniki."
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