Events

In New York, coffee is a daily gesture, a social habit, a small ritual that changes shape according to neighborhoods and earnings. Yesterday, at the Columbus Citizens Foundation, this “return” was told and put into practice differently from the usual, […]

The fifteenth of April is not an ordinary date, it is the birthday of Leonardo da Vinci, and it is no coincidence that the Italian government has chosen it to establish the Day of Made in Italy, celebrated by law

On Monday, April 13 students and students of the Italian School Guglielmo Marconi in New York met Andrea Fiano, journalist and son of Nedo Fiano, one of the few Italian survivors at the Auschwitz-Birkenau extermination camp. The meeting, organized by

Since 1975, in America, one of the most active organisations in the representation and preservation of the Italian cultural heritage is certainly the National Italian American Foundation (NIAF), a non-profit organization based in Washington, D.C.. NIAF is the main representative

The Baroque lived between Italy and France will be at the center of the meeting “Staging the Baroque. Mobility and Performance Across Italy and France”, scheduled on Monday 27 April 2026, from 18:00 to 20:00, at the Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò

In the last two years, 081 has involved hundreds of young professionals and has developed initiatives dedicated to the entrepreneurial and cultural development of our Italy. 081 donated 50,000 euros to Start-up Campane, organized the first workshop for Neapolitan Entrepreneurs

The Ambassador of Italy in the United States, Marco Peronaci, hosted on 20 April a new meeting of the series “Villa Firenze Talks” dedicated to the Italian economy: “Focus Italy – economy, markets and reforms” saw the participation of the

On Tuesday, April 28th at 16:00 the international webinar organized by the Fifth Thematic Commission “Promotion system Country abroad and Made il Italy” of the General Council of Italians abroad, chaired by Massimo Romagnoli, entitled “The new economy of carbon

The relationship between classical and political literature is not only an academic theme, but a key to reading through all European cultural history: few authors embody it clearly as Dante Alighieri, who in his work interwoven poetic reflection, philosophical vision

In New York, on 18 and 19 April, the Italian Symposium 2026 brought together Italian students abroad, professionals and institutional representatives around a question that goes through the present: what space can Italy have in a global order in transformation.