Community announcements

2020 community announcements

LATEST
* Stories of Greek Immigration to Canada, Sat 19 Dec 2020
* Lecture on The Day after the Golden Dawn Trial in Athens, Thu 10 Dec 2020
* A Foreign Country: a novel by Montreal-born Fotios Sarris
* European Union Film Festival online, 13 - 29 November 2020
* Lecture "The Spartans - How Different?", Tue 24 Nov 2020
* Lecture on Religion and Education in Greece, Wed 11-11-2020 4-5:30 PM
* Book by Costantine Christofidis
* Greek-Canadian business directory online
* Effective Teaching Part1 Certificate Program, sponsored by HHF, deadline 27 Oct 2020
* Interview of Greek Ambassador to Canada
* Gavras' film ``Adults in the room'' playing on Vimeo, Apple TV, Android, etc

ARCHIVE
* Listen to the sound of Agia Sofia, 500+ years ago
* Greek language learning platform staellinika.com
* Portal for Greek (and not only) language in Canada
* ImmiGrec, a virtual museum of Greek immigrants in Canada
* Live from Epidaurus, National Theatre of Greece presenting Persai of Aeschylus, 25 July 2020
* Bodossaki Foundation awards for Distinguished Young Scientists, deadline 30 Sept 2020
* A.G. Leventis Research Innovation Programme on Cyprus 2020, deadline 30 Sept 2020
* The 27th Modern Greek Studies Association Symposium, York U., 14-17 October 2021
* The 4th Annual HCAAO Symposium, Sat 25 Apr 2020
postponed (will post update when available) due to measures for COVID-19
* Epi Skinis Theatre presents Speed Date, Sat 4 Apr 2020
* Second Conference on Greek Canadian Studies, 2-4 April 2020
* Celebrations for Greek Independence Day, 21 to 29 March 2020
* Alexandra Christodimou and Yiannis Petridis, performance Sat 21 Mar 2020
* 2020 Heritage Greece scholarships, application deadline Wed 18 March 2020
* Lecture on Greeks abroad right to vote, Sat 14 Mar 2020
cancelled (until further update) due to measures for COVID-19
* Rally to support Greece, Sun 8 Mar 2020, 2 PM
* Hellenic Canadian Board of Trade Business Awards Dinner, Wed 11 Mar 2020
* Lecture on portal for Greek (and not only) language in Canada, Thu 12 Mar 2020
* Greek professor in Toronto wins honourable mention
  in architectural competition to rethink central Athens
* The History of Greek Music, Part II, Sun 1 Mar 2020
* The 22nd Annual Hellenic Professionals Gala, Sat 29 Feb 2020
* Talk on developments in Greek-Turkish relations, Sun 23 Feb 2020
* 40 Year Anniversary Gala of Hellenic Canadian Community of York Region, Sat 22 Feb 2020
* Greek Community of Toronto - PAIDEIA, Carnival Dance, Sat 22 Feb 2020
* Thanos Petrelis sings in Toronto, Sat 15 Feb 2020
* George Dalaras (Ntalaras) sings in Toronto, Fri 14 Feb 2020
* Support Kastelorizo today
* Hellenic Canadian Community of York Region Greek Night, Fri 3 Jan 2020
* Vassilopita by the Thessalonikeans Society of Toronto, Sun 5 Jan 2020
  Greek Dance Classes
* Hellenic Canadian Academic Association of Ontario annual meeting, Sun 19 Jan 2020
  and vassilopita
* Hellenic Language Teachers dinner dance and Greek Language Day, Sun 2 Feb 2020
* Theatrical presentation, Auga maura, Dionush Xaritopoulou, Fri 7 Feb 2020
* Theatre performance, Kontylenia, Sat/Sun 8/9 Feb 2020



* Stories of Greek Immigration to Canada

The Hellenic Canadian Academic Association of Ontario (HCAAO)
invites everybody to attend a virtual presentation

Title: Stories of Greek Immigration to Canada:
       Launch of the ImmiGrec Virtual Museum
Speakers:
    Dr. Athanasios (Sakis) Gekas, Associate Professor, York University
    Dr. Anastassios (Tassos) Anastassiadis, Associate Professor, McGill University
    Dr. Panayiotis Pappas, Professor, Simon Fraser University
Date/time: Saturday, December 19, 2020, 4-5 PM
Registration: https://2020hcaaolecture.brownpapertickets.com/
    Registration is free but is needed to receive zoom link.

Attend a guided tour of the virtual museum
and conversation with the speakers.

The museum is established through the support of
The Stavros Niarchos foundation
and is dedicated to Greek immigrants to Canada.

Learn about stories of Greek immigration to Canada with ImmiGrec,
a virtual museum explores the history and language
of Greek immigrants in Canada, and elucidates their connection
to the social and cultural history of the country.

Designed and developed by
McGill University, Greek Studies
University of Patras, Laboratory of Modern Greek Dialects (LMGD)
York University, Modern Greek Studies
Simon Fraser University, Department of Linguistics

https://immigrec.com/
https://virtual.immigrec.com/en#/start/immigration-and-language-in-canada



* Lecture on The Day after the Golden Dawn Trial in Athens, Thu 10 Dec 2020

Title of Lecture: The Day after the Golden Dawn Trial in Athens
Lecturer: Prof. Dimitris Christopoulos
    Panteion University of Social and Political Science
Moderator: Prof. Phil Triadafilopoulos
    CERES, University of Toronto
Date/time: Thursday 10 December 2020, 2-3:30 PM
Venue: on the cloud...
Register: http://uoft.me/greece2020
    (free, but must register to receive personal zoom link)

The Centre for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies (CERES)
of the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy
with the support of the
Hellenic Heritage Foundation
organizes an online lecture
as part the Hellenic Studies Initiative at the University of Toronto.

A brief description of the lecture topic is provided below.

The seminar will begin with a brief recount of the court proceedings
and the legal disputes. An attempt will be made to provide
a historical explanation of the phenomenon that is "Golden Dawn"
and an appraisal of the judicial verdict.
Has Golden Dawn exited the political landscape?
Can Golden Dawn reappear?
What are the prospects of the Far Right in Greece under conditions
where a health, economic and geopolitical crisis prevails?
Can the system of government be safeguarded from it? Can Europe cope?

About the speaker:
Dimitris Christopoulos is a Professor at the Department
of Political Science and History of Panteion University
of Social and Political Science.
He was President of the Greek League for Human Rights and
of the International Federation for Human Rights.
Christopoulos testified as witness on behalf of the civil part
at the Golden Dawn trial.
For further information on Christopoulos' work, books, articles
and public interventions see http://www.dimitrischristopoulos.gr

About the moderator:
Phil Triadafilopoulos is Associate Professor of Political Science
at the University of Toronto. He teaches courses in political science
and public policy at the University of Toronto Scarborough and the Munk
School of Global Affairs & Public Policy and conducts research
in the areas of immigration and citizenship policy in Europe
and North America. Triadafilopoulos received his PhD in Political Science
for the New School for Social Research and is a former
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
Postdoctoral Fellow. He held a two-year visiting research fellowship
at the Institute for Social Sciences at Humboldt University,
was a Visiting Professor at the Hertie School of Governance and
a Visiting Fellow at the Institute for German Studies
at the University of Birmingham.

The full listing of upcoming CERES events can be viewed at
    http://munkschool.utoronto.ca/ceres/events/



* A Foreign Country: a novel by Montreal-born Fotios Sarris

Book title: A Foreign Country
Author: Fotios Sarris, Professor in the
    Faculty of Communication and Design (FCAD), Professional Communication,
    at Ryerson University
Released: November 17, 2020
Book: 416 pages, paperback
Edition: Dumagrad 978-1-988887-04-3
Distributed in Canada to all bookstores by LPG/LitDistCo
Approximate price: $19.95 CAD
Available online at wordcity.ca
  https://wordcity.ca/author/fotios-sarris
and at amazon
  https://www.amazon.ca/Foreign-Country-Fotios-Sarris/dp/1988887054

A Foreign Country: a novel by Montreal-born Fotios Sarris

The child of Greek immigrants to Mile End, Montreal,
struggles to cut bonds of tribe and family.

A Foreign Country is a family epic that ranges from the wreckage
of post-war Athens to Mile End in the seventies and beyond.
Sarris writes in the tradition of Mordecai Richler, with
his intimate understanding and colourful depiction of the streets
and people of the Montreal neighbourhood.

But his story moves into a political realm as well:
A Foreign Country interrogates the neoliberal levelling of the world,
and the West's uncertain stance towards its own strains of nationalism.
A novel whose protagonist is striving for freedom poses the question:
is it possible that freedom itself is what he is trying to escape?

We live in a perennial and constantly renewable now,
a present cut off from any past. Homelessness is the destiny of the world.
So says a stranger in Thessaloniki who challenges the narrator's
post-national values. It's a challenge towards the reader as well,
in a book that tackles our assumptions about identity and nationalism.
Sarris offers no easy answers in his ambitious, topical, and provocative debut.

About Fotios Sarris
Fotios Sarris was born in Montreal and grew up in the Mile End district.
After completing his doctorate at the University of Toronto,
he joined the faculty of Ryerson University, where he is a lecturer
in the School of Professional Communication.
A Foreign Country is his first novel.

More info: David Hull 647 273-3658 info@dumagrad.com



* European Union Film Festival online, 13 - 29 November 2020

The European Union Film Festival takes place in Toronto
(often housed in the Royal Cinema) every November.
This year, it will take place online.

See https://www.euffonline.ca/schedule for the schedule

You can buy individual tickets for CAD 12,
a 5-pass bundle for CAD 50, and
the full set of films (27 films, one from each country) for CAD 100.
All films are available for 48 hours from the regular start.

Both Cyprus and Greece participate (as members of EU) with the films

Cyprus
Title: Pause
Director: Tonia Mishiali
Screenwriter: Tonia Mishiali
Year: 2018
Runtime: 96'
Language: English, Modern Greek (1453-)
Country: Cyprus
Dates available: Thu November 19, 3:00 AM - Sat November 21, 3:00 AM, 2020
  (48 hours window)
Note:
Presented with English subtitles. Présenté avec les sous-titres anglais.
Producer: Stelana Kliris, Tonia Mishiali, Andros Achilleos
Co-Producer: Panos Bisdas, Ioanna Soultani
Cast: Stella Fyrogeni, Andreas Vasileiou, Popi Avraam, Marios Ioannou,
    Prokopis Agathokleous, Marina Mandri, Georgina Tatsi,
    Andrey Pilipenko, Oriana Mantzouranou, Louisa Michael
Cinematographer: Yorgos Rahmatoulin
More details in
        https://www.euffonline.ca/films/pause-5f7dde2096edde00308c560b

Greece
Title: Apostratos (Defunct)
Director and writer: Zacharias Mavroeidis
Year: 2019
Runtime: 100
Language: Greek
Country: Greece
Dates available: Sat November 14, 3:00 AM - Mon November 16, 3:00 AM, 2020
  (48 hours window)
Note: Presented with English subtitles. Présenté avec les sous-titres anglais.
Producer: Kostas Kefalas, Christos V. Konstantakopoulos
Cast: Giota Festa, Xenia Kalogeropoulou, Alexandros Mavropoulos,
    Yiannis Niarros, Thanasis Papageorgiou, Akis Sakellariou, Michalis Sarantis
Cinematographer: Zoe Manta
Details in
        https://www.euffonline.ca/films/defunct-5f7de00d97049200ca601586
The theme of the film is the efforts of the young generation
to connect to the old one (and vice-versa).



* Lecture "The Spartans - How Different?", Tue 24 Nov 2020

The Toronto Society of the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) and
the Pan-Laconian Federation of Ontario
organize a virtual lecture (Webinar)
to commemorate the 2500th Anniversary of the Battle of Thermopylae.

Lecture by: Prof. Paul A. Cartledge, Cambridge University
  Senior Research Fellow, Claire College, Cambridge University and
  Honorary Citizen of Modern Sparta
Subject: The Spartans - How Different?
Date/time: Tuesday 24 November 2020 from 3:00PM to 5:00PM

Register for Free in advance for the zoom meeting link
http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001EeOlfQbEygTp1XgCQXYoE8OUMXlkdT0vsWCqgTYHbayM_PRsI5nNwBChcVXzjkX8UMm9uBsCkZ00DeP7Ldpuj_4pW9_esTc2X7R5J3_C7HkobsI1l9GA84XPizqk9aGqBwN2h3QZgQF-NCawVNzQzMUKQbZaGLXKPD06wUbq1L4U4mA0128CSg==&c=qO_mEfVuG6s3k9qLZD6iQ8_Q-BLLAaHOlA6Ddad_JbdOjDKybDyR-w==&ch=4rYRM2O8wkSka4pXL6CQhUcSVg11UbXyqQP3uiurrYHx_-p1Jv0Cxg==

Alternative link for registration:
https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_dYdO3ZrjRxeprHlCxb1YGA

Note that these zoom links are personal, not to be shared.

More info about AIA: https://www.aiatoronto.ca



* Lecture on Religion and Education in Greece, Wed 11-11-2020 4-5:30 PM

The Hellenic Studies Initiative at the University of Toronto
supported by the Hellenic Heritage Foundation
organizes a lecture
offered by the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy,
Centre of European, Russian and Eurasian Studies

Title: Religion and Education in Greece
Date/time: Wednesday, November 11th, 2020 from 4pm to 5:30pm EST.
Speaker: Dr. Effie Fokas, ELIAMEP
         (Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy and
         London School of Economics Hellenic Observatory)
Opening Remarks: Professor Phil Triadafilopoulos,
         Department of Political Science, University of Toronto

Register:
https://munkschool.utoronto.ca/ceres/event/29692/
(or uoft.me/hellenic2020)

Registration is free, but you must register to receive
your own zoom link.

Abstract:
The place of religion in Greece's public education system
has been the focal point for intense debate in the last decade.
The debate has seen contributions from a broad range of actors,
including parents of students in the Greek public-school system,
Greek political parties across the spectrum, the Orthodox
Church of Greece, two especially vocal unions of theologians,
the Greek Supreme Administrative Court, and
the European Court of Human Rights.
This lecture addresses the various relevant claims, concerns and
actions of each of these actors and teases out ways in which
the debate over religious education in Greece reveals
perennial problems in the relationship between religion
and national identity in the Greek context, and between church and state.

About the speaker:
Effie Fokas is a Senior Research Fellow at the
Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP) and
a Research Associate of the London School of Economics Hellenic Observatory.
She was Principal Investigator of the European Research Council-funded
project on grassroots impact of European Court of Human Rights
religious freedoms case law (Grassrootsmobilise), based at ELIAMEP.
Her publications include
Islam in Europe: Diversity, Identity and Influence,
co-edited with Aziz Al-Azmeh;
Religious America, Secular Europe?,
co-authored with Peter Bergerand Grace Davie;
The European Court of Human Rights and Minority Religions,
co-edited with James T. Richardson; and

About the moderator:
Phil Triadafilopoulos is Associate Professor of Political Science
at the University of Toronto. He teaches courses in political science
and public policy at the University of Toronto Scarborough and the Munk
School of Global Affairs & Public Policy and conducts research
in the areas of immigration and citizenship policy in Europe
and North America. Triadafilopoulos received his PhD in Political Science
for the New School for Social Research and is a former
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
Postdoctoral Fellow. He held a two-year visiting research fellowship
at the Institute for Social Sciences at Humboldt University,
was a Visiting Professor at the Hertie School of Governance and
a Visiting Fellow at the Institute for German Studies
at the University of Birmingham.



* Book by Costantine Christofidis

Professor Costantine Christofidis, formerly in U of Toronto,
and then, for many years, in the University of Cyprus has published
a book

Title: Apo 8eates, dhmiourgoi tou oneirou (from spectators to creators of dream)
Publisher: Armos
Available online
        https://armosbooks.gr/shop/filosofia/dokimia-meletes/apo-theates/



* Greek-Canadian business directory online

The Greek-Canadian business directory, in the old times known as
Greek-Canadian telephone guide, is now online.

To search the directory, see
https://greekbusinessdirectory.ca/

To advertize your company in the 2021 edition
call 416-421-5562 or 647-718-8012
or e-mail at info@hellasnews-radio.com
or go to the above page and use the contact us tab.

The 2021 directory will be up in a few days.



* Effective Teaching Part1 Certificate Program, sponsored by HHF, deadline 27 Oct 2020

Effective Teaching, Part1, Certificate Program
Only 25 spaces available!
Fully Online: October 28 -- December 16, 2020
Includes Zoom sessions: Wednesdays 5:00pm -- 8:00pmEST.
Virtual attendance is required.

In this 36-hour module participants will discover how effective teaching
increases student involvement and achievement in the classroom
and motivates further learning.
Differentiated instructional and assessment strategies,
effective classroom management tactics and transformational
lesson planning, will be experienced, practiced and implemented.
All module members will have the weekly opportunity
to participate fully in a collaborative,
inquiry-based learning process of learning where they will apply
and discuss the effectiveness of proven teaching methods
consolidating their skills in:
* Creating learning environments where students are active participants
as individuals and as members of collaborative groups
* Displaying effective and efficient classroom management promoting
risk taking and appropriate student behavior
* Designing lessons that allow students to participate
in empowering activities in which they understand that learning
is a process and mistakes are a natural part of learning
* Identifying and employing a wide variety of instructional,
assessment and evaluation strategies and tools which promote inclusion,
accommodate diverse learning needs of all students and
encourage students to accept responsibility for their own learning
* Creating an environment where student work is valued, appreciated
and used as a learning tool.

Fee: FREE to Greek educators in Canada.
Fully subsidized by the Hellenic Heritage Foundation (HHF)
Instructor Janette Holmes
Register by October 27, 2020

This is a private offering. You will be promoted to sign in
or register a new account.
Click the link (or copy & paste into your browser) to begin.
STEP 1 Click on this course link: https://pd.edu.yorku.ca/#/reg/course/13728
STEP 2 Click Sign Up for Course’ on the top right to register



* Interview of Greek Ambassador to Canada

Greek Ambassador to Canada, Dimitris Azemopoulos,
who is leaving his post after about 9 years of serving in Canada,
gave an interview in

https://www.in.gr/2020/10/11/plus/interviews/ston-kanada-latreyoun-oti-einai-elliniko/

The interview covers a wide range of areas.
It is possibly more positive and optimistic than
the average view, but it is worth taking a look
to recall and relect on the many activities of
the Greek-Canadian community from the eyes of
an experienced diplomat.

The interview is in Greek.



* Gavras' film ``Adults in the room'' playing on Vimeo, Apple TV, Android, etc

The film ``Adults in the room'' describing the events
of the summer of 2015 in Greece and Europe
regarding the management of the financial crisis
is now playing on Vimeo and related platforms.

The film is based on Yiannis Varoufakis memoirs
(through his book) and tries to unveal the manipulation
that went on at that time, from the view of Yiannis Varoufakis.

The licence is for Canada (it does not necessarily play in other areas),
$6.99 CAD to rent and $14.99 CAD to own.

Watch on iOS, Android, Apple TV, iOS AirPlay, Roku, and Chromecast.

https://vimeo.com/ondemand/adultsintheroom

Title: Adults in the room (2018)
Director: Costas Gavras
Cast: Alexandros Bourdoumis, Ulrich Tukur, Daan Schuurmans and more.
Duration: 2:07



* Listen to the sound of Agia Sofia, 500+ years ago

Scholars at Stanford University recreate what a Christian choir
have sounded inside Agia Sofia of Constantinople,
when it was what is was built for: a Christian church.

This research was pursued much earlier than
the current sad and backward developments of converting
Agia Sofia to a mosque, but they are as timely as ever.

In brief, researchers (back in 2016) went to Agia Sofia, studied how
the sounds made by popping balloons spread and gather in Agia Sofia,
and designed a digital filter that takes a local sound
and converts it to what it would sound inside Agia Sofia,
given the specifics of the geometry, space and shape,
architecture, materials, etc.
Then, back in the USA, they had the choir Capella Romana,
a vocal ensemble based in Portland, Oregon, singing
Christian (Byzantine and other) hymns, passed their sounds
through the filter and recorded the result.
Essentially, the acoustics of Agia Sofia are imprinted
in the end sound result.

Read and listen in

https://www.npr.org/2020/02/22/808404928/listen-the-sound-of-the-hagia-sophia-more-than-500-years-ago

http://www.excusemeareyougreek.com/2020/02/listen-the-sound-of-hagia-sophia-500-years-ago/?fbclid=IwAR15N47dMNaxCG4d9j7n3YU7PxMzlTd3ZfscBuSBVEt_jkzcGhA6Iu11Mjs

More on Capella Romana in
https://cappellaromana.org/



* Greek language learning platform staellinika.com

The General Secretariat for Greeks abroad
at the Ministry of Foreigh Affairs in Greece,
in collaboration with
the Ministry Of Education and Religious Affairs,
the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America,
the SNF Centre for Hellenic Studies at Simon Fraser University,
and with the support of
the Stavros Niarchos foundation
have launched a Greek language learning platform at
        https://staellinika.com/
The platform has courses for children starting at 4 years old and on.
Also puzzles and other games.

There is the online version and apps for IPAD (ios).
Register and watch. (Beta version for the moment.)

This is useful during covid and non-covid times..



* Portal for Greek (and not only) language in Canada

Those looking for Greek language programs and related activities in Canada,
can visit
https://greeklanguage.ca/
Similarly, those offering Greek language programs and related activities,
can visit
https://greeklanguage.ca/
to declare them.

GREEKLANGUAGE.CA, created by Dr. Themistoklis Aravossitas,
of the Modern Greek Studies program at the Munk School
of Global Affairs, University of Toronto,
is an online portal built to support Greek language education across Canada.
It is a model on how to connect communities, educational institutions,
language programs and courses, designed to meet the needs of students,
Greek-language educators, parents and Hellenic community members
looking for ways to connect to their culture.

GREEKLANGUAGE.CA collects and provides information on
courses, programs, events, resources and associated organizations,
related to Greek language in Canada.



* ImmiGrec, a virtual museum of Greek immigrants in Canada

The Stavros Niarchos foundation
has launched a virtual museum of Greek immigration to Canada.

Explore stories of Greek immigration to Canada with ImmiGrec,
a virtual museum that explores the history and language
of Greek immigrants in Canada, and elucidates their connection
to the social and cultural history of the country.

Visit:
https://immigrec.com/
https://virtual.immigrec.com/en#/start/immigration-and-language-in-canada

Designed and developed by
McGill University, Greek Studies
University of Patras, Laboratory of Modern Greek Dialects (LMGD)
York University, Modern Greek Studies
Simon Fraser University, Department of Linguistics



* The 27th Modern Greek Studies Association Symposium, York U., 14-17 October 2021

While this may be premature, it is still good to place it
in your calenders.
If you plan to submit your paper, deadlines come as early as Jan 31, 2021.

The 27th Modern Greek Studies Association Symposium
will take place at York University (Toronto) on 14-17 October 2021.

Call for papers
Important Deadlines:
January 31, 2021 -- Individual Abstract Submission Deadline extended from 1.15.
January 31, 2021 -- Panel Submission Deadline.
January 31, 2021 -- Special Session (roundtable, workshop, or luncheon
    brainstorming session) Proposal Submission Deadline.
Acceptances and rejections will be announced on March 15, 2021.

See https://mgsasymposium.org/cfp.html
for more information on how to submit (electronically).



* Live from Epidaurus, National Theatre of Greece presenting Persai of Aeschylus, 25 July 2020

The National Theatre of Greece with Lydia Koniordou playing,
presents The Persians of Aeschylus, physically and online.
(In Greek, with subtitles in English.)

The Persians by Aeschylus
Livestream starts: Saturday, July 25, 2020 1:00 PM (America/Toronto)
Performance starts: 2:00 PM

The well-known Festival of Athens that takes place each summer
in Greece has recently started physical performances
with strong regulations of physical distancing.
Only one third of the seats (of Epidaurus, Herodeion, etc)
will be filled.

To celebrate the 2500 years from the battle of Salamina,
a live performance of the legendary antimilitary tragedy
"Persai" (Persians) by Aeschylus will be offered online.

https://www.livefromepidaurus.gr/

My understanding is that this will be available
to all those outside Greece, free of charge.
(Donations are accepted, but not necessary.)
(I don't know whether it will be available
to also those in Greece who do not manage to buy tickets.)

The broadcase will be at https://www.livefromepidaurus.gr/
and it may show up in youtube as well,
with the help of Google Hellas.
There may be more of those online offerings. Stay tuned.

Aeschylus' work promotes the values of democracy, freedom
and modesty, and criticizes hubris, arrogance and violence.

The performance is by the National Theatre of Greece,
with Lydia Koniordou and other well-known Greek actors/actresses,
and will have subtitles in English.

More info about the performance:

https://www.lifo.gr/now/culture/290111/live-from-epidaurus-gia-proti-fora-parastasi-se-live-streaming-gia-to-diethnes-koino



* A.G. Leventis Research Innovation Programme on Cyprus 2020, deadline 30 Sept 2020

The London School of Economics (LSE) Hellenic Observatory (HO)
established an initiative dedicated to innovative research on Cyprus
regarding issues of contemporary academic and policy-relevant significance.

The programme is funded by the A.G. Leventis Foundation.

Researchers can apply for grants by September 30, 2020.
Grants may be for larger collaborative research projects (24 months)
or smaller projects (12 months)

Topics vary from "Impact of COVID-19 on Cyprus"
to "Precariousness in Cyprus: challenges and implications".

See
http://www.lse.ac.uk/Hellenic-Observatory/Research/Call-for-the-A.G.-Leventis-Research-Innovation-Programme-on-Cyprus-2020
for more details and how to apply.

If you see somewhere that the deadline is September 30, 2019,
the "2019" is a typographical mistake, it should be 2020.



* Bodossaki Foundation awards for Distinguished Young Scientists, deadline 30 Sept 2020

The Bodossaki Foundation requests nominations for its
Distinguished Young Scientists Awards 2021.

These refer to scholars of Greek descent, under the age of 40
in the fields of

    Science: Mathematics.

    Life Sciences: Biomedical Sciences.

    Applied Science: Alternative and Renewable Energy,
Environmental and Natural Resource Management, Low Carbon Technology,
Energy Efficiency and Conservation.

    Social, Economic Sciences: Economic Science, Political Science, Law.

There will be a prize of 20,000 Euros for each of the fields.

The prizes will be awarded to persons of Greek nationality, parentage
or descent.  Only persons born after December 31, 1980 are eligible to apply.

Deadline for submission: September 30, 2020

See more
https://www.bodossaki.gr/en/announcement-distinguished-young-scientists-awards-2021/



postponed (will post update when available) due to measures for COVID-19
* The 4th Annual HCAAO Symposium, Sat 25 Apr 2020

The 4th Hellenic Canadian Academic Association of Ontario Symposium
takes place

Date: Saturday, April 25, 2020
Location: York University (room not known to me at this point)
Deadline to submit abstract: March 30, 2020

This year, the symposium will feature the work of Greek-Canadian academics
and students from universities across Ontario.
We invite interested participants to submit an abstract
for the chance to present their research via short lecture
or poster presentation.
Submissions from all academic disciplines are welcome.
Abstract submission will open on March 5, 2020 and close on March 30, 2020.

More info: https://hcaaosymposium.com



* Epi Skinis Theatre presents Speed Date, Sat 4 Apr 2020

Epi Skinis Theatre presents
the Greek Contemporary Theatre Play

Title: Speed Date
Directed by: Maria Kordoni
Written by: Giorgos Iliopoulos
Theme: The difficulties of human relations in today's technological era
Date/time: Saturday, April 4, 2020, 7:00PM
Venue: Todmorden Hills Heritage Site, Paper Mill Theatre,
  67 Pottery Rd Toronto, ONTARIO
Tickets: $30
RSVP and info: 647-979-1708 episkinis.torornto@gmail.com

I suppose this performance is in Greek.



* Second Conference on Greek Canadian Studies, 2-4 April 2020

The York University Hellenic Heritage Foundation Chair
in Modern Greek History and Hellenic Studies, and
the Greek Canadian History Project are pleased to announce
the Second Conference on Greek Canadian Studies.
We are delighted to host a number of academics, writers
and a film producer to share their perspectives on Greek Canada.

Dates: Thursday to Saturday, April 2-4, 2020
Venue: York University, North York-Toronto (rooms to be announced)
Organizing committee chair: Professor Athanasios (Sakis) Gekas agekas@yorku.ca
Info and more: https://greekcanadianstudies2.wordpress.com/

Please submit an abstract by January 20, 2020.
For the call for papers, how to submit an abstract
and how to register please see the website above.

Please forward to those you think may be interested
in participating or attending.



* Celebrations for Greek Independence Day 21 to 29 March 2020

The Greek Community of Toronto organizes the celebrations
for the Greek Independence Day (25th March 1821)

Greek Community of Toronto Gala Dinner
Date/time: Sat 21 Mar 2020, 7 PM
Venue: Crystal Fountain Event Venue, 60 McDowell Gate, Markham, Ontario
Tickets: $100 (adults), $50 Children
Information and RSVP: 416-425-2485

Parade and wreath laying ceremony
Date/time: Sun 29 Mar 2020 1:00 - 3:00 PM (gathering at 12:00)
Location: Danforth Av, Jones to Broadview
Wreath laying ceremony at the Alexander the Great Parkette 2:30pm

Vespers and Divine Liturgy For The Annunciation and Doxology For March 25
Date/time: 24 March 2020-25 March 2020 From: 7:00PM To: 1:00PM
Venue: 136 Sorauren Avenue, Toronto Toronto, Ontario
Organized by: The Annunciation of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Cathedral,
  and the Greek Community of Toronto

Greek Flag Raising Ceremony
Date/time: Thu 26 March 2020, 12:00PM
Location: Legislative Assembly of Ontario, Queens Park Toronto, Ontario
Organized by: Consulate General of Greece in Toronto

Note that the dinner and the parade are more than one week apart.



* Alexandra Christodimou and Yiannis Petridis, performance Sat 21 Mar 2020

Alexandra Christodimou and Yannis Petridis (Greece)
give a classical guitar performance

Date/time: Saturday, March 21, 2020, 8PM
Venue: St. Andrew's Church, 73 Simcoe St., Toronto
Tickets: $15 - $35
RSVP: https://guitarsocietyoftoronto.com/
More info: http://www.alexandrayannis.com/indexen.html



* 2020 Heritage Greece scholarships, application deadline Wed 18 March 2020

The Hellenic Heritage Foundation (HHF) is pleased to announce our
2020 HERITAGE GREECE SCHOLARSHIPS, five scholarships
to participate in the
HERITAGE GREECE PROGRAM 2020

Session I: June 4 - 21, 2020
Session II: July 9 - 26, 2020
Athens, Greece

The Hellenic Heritage Foundation (HHF) is pleased to announce
that we will again be sponsoring five students across Canada,
to take part in a once in a lifetime opportunity to explore
their Hellenic heritage and reconnect with their culture
through our partnership with the Heritage Greece program.

The Heritage Greece program is a two-week cultural and
educational study abroad trip, open to exceptional
North American college and university students of Hellenic descent,
aged 18 to 26. The Heritage Greece program is developed by
the National Hellenic Society (NHS) and hosted by
the American College of Greece (ACG) which is located
on a beautiful 65-acre campus in the suburb of
Agia Paraskevi in Athens, Greece.

The Program benefits Greek-American and Greek-Canadian students
wishing to explore their Hellenic heritage, culture, roots
and identity in a shared experience with a peer group
of students from the ACG.

Student participants meet in Washington, DC
for an exciting orientation with high level receptions
and meetings before leaving for Greece as a group.

Greek-Canadian students will again be eligible to take part
via five scholarships offered by the Hellenic Heritage Foundation.
Participants bear $1,000 of the airfare expense to Greece, and
are responsible for transportation to and from Washington, DC.
All other related costs including tuition, accommodations,
local transportation are covered by the HHF scholarship.

Once back home, participants remain engaged as part of
the Heritage Greece Alumni Network, where they will continue
to have access to further career advancing opportunities
and mentorship as Heritage Greece Alumni.

To be eligible, students will need to:
* Be currently enrolled in an Undergraduate or Graduate postsecondary program
* Be Canadians of Greek descent
* Be 18-26 years of age
* Have GPA of 3.0 or higher (B average or higher in Canada)
* Preference will be given to students who have never or
  have seldom been to Greece in the past.

The Application deadline is March 18, 2020.

To submit your application to the 2020 Heritage Greece Program, visit
https://www.nationalhellenicsociety.org/application.html

To be considered for admission to the HHF - NHS Heritage Greece Program,
you will need to complete the online application form provided above
before the deadline, provide a letter of recommendation,
provide a copy of your official or student issued transcript,
and complete the Insurance Waiver Form.

Should you require more information or additional details,
please contact us at info@hhf.ca

The Hellenic Heritage Foundation
Hellenic Heritage Foundation
44 Upjohn Road, Toronto, ON M3B 2W1
T 416.447.7107 | F 416.447.7108 | www.hhf.ca
PRESERVING OUR PAST, SUPPORTING OUR FUTURE.



cancelled (until further update) due to measures for COVID-19
* Lecture on Greeks abroad right to vote, Sat 14 Mar 2020, 6 PM

Public Lecture (In Greek):
Title: The right to vote for residents abroad.
  Towards a new relationship between
  Greece and the Greeks of the diaspora?”
Date/time: Saturday, March 14, 2020 at 6:00 p.m.
Venue: Polymenakeion Cultural Centre, 30 Thorncliffe Park Dr
Speaker: Professor Sakis Gekas, Hellenic Heritage
  Foundation Chair in Modern Greek History, York University.

Summary:
In December 2019, the Greek Parliament approved with a very broad majority,
rare for parliamentary history, legislation that allows Greeks abroad 
to exercise their voting rights from their place of residence. This
decision of the Greek parliament provides the political system for the
first time in the history of the country and its diaspora the potential to
form a new relationship with Greeks abroad, inviting them to participate
to the top democratic process from their place of residence. At the
same time, this institutional and political change can lead Greeks
abroad to a new relationship with their country of origin through their
participation in the political process. Citing historical examples and
cases of other countries that have given their citizens abroad the right to
vote, the talk puts forward for discussion the opportunities and challenges
that this change poses for Greek communities around the world.



* Lecture on portal for Greek (and not only) language in Canada, Thu 12 Mar 2020

The Hellenic Heritage Foundation (HHF) and the European Program
at the Munk School of Global Affairs, University of Toronto,
of which the Hellenic Studies program is part of, organize a lecture

Title: GreekLanguage.ca: A Portal to the Future for Greek and
Other Community Languages in Canada?
Speaker: Dr. Themistoklis Aravossitas, lecturer
    Modern Greek language and culture at the University of Toronto
and York University, with the support of U of T, the Munk School and the HHF.
Date/Time: Thursday, March 12, 2020 at 5:30 p.m.
Location: The Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy
  at 1 Devonshire Place, Toronto, Ontario
Lecture will be in English. Reception to follow.
Register: https://munkschool.utoronto.ca/event/29374/
  registration is free

Every year the Hellenic Heritage Foundation sponsors
a lecture at the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy,
home of the Hellenic Studies program HHF supports.
Often attended by students, scholars and community members,
these annual lectures are open to the public.

GREEKLANGUAGE.CA, created by Dr. Themistoklis Aravossitas,
is an online portal built to support Greek language education across Canada.
It is a model on how to connect communities, educational institutions,
language programs and courses, designed to meet the needs of students,
Greek-language educators, parents and Hellenic community members
looking for ways to connect to their culture.

To attend, please register here: https://munkschool.utoronto.ca/event/29374/

For more information, please contact us at events@hhf.ca



* Hellenic Canadian Board of Trade Business Awards Dinner, Wed 11 Mar 2020, 6 PM

The Hellenic Canadian Board of Trade (HCBT)
organizes its annual general meeting and
the annual Business Awards Dinner

Date: Wednesday, March 11th, 2020
  5:30 p.m.– Annual General Meeting (HCBT Members only)
  6:00 - 10:00 p.m. – Business Awards Dinner
Please Note: Limited Availability. Attendance for the Dinner and Business Awards requires pre-registration.
Venue: The Forth 629 Danforth Ave, Toronto, M4K 1R2
Tickets: $115 for HCBT Members and $130 for Non-Members.
Register Today: https://hcbt.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=467df644d3fdedd31f93ee075&id=aa529a670c&e=dce786b3f7

Congratulations to HHF Board Member, Elias Demangos,
who will be receiving an Award alongside two other impressive
Award winners - Daniel Argiros and Foteini Agrafioti.

We are delighted to announce that this year's dinner
will feature keynote speaker Paul Tsaparis!
Paul Tsaparis is the former President and CEO of Hewlett-Packard Canada.



* Rally to support Greece, Sun 8 Mar 2020, 2 PM

AHEPA Canada is organizing a rally to show support for Greece

Date/time: Sunday, March 8 at 2:00PM
Location: Queen's Park, Ontario Provincial Legislature,
    111 Wellesley St. W Toronto, ONTARIO

The last few days, pressure has been exerted
on Greece's eastern land and sea borders with
the purposeful round up and transport of thousands of people
seeking entry into Greece.
This operation is coordinated from the top of the Turkish government,
by Turkish President Erdogan himself.
This Turkish operation is in direct violation of Turkey's agreement
with the European Union in regards to thwarting human trafficking.

Bring your flags! Meet at the south part of the building. See you on Sunday!

https://www.facebook.com/ahepatoronto/
#ISTANDWITHGREECE



* Greek professor in Toronto wins honourable mention
  in architectural competition to rethink central Athens

Petros Babasikas and a group of student researchers
win honourable mention in a competition to rethink central Athens.
The competition was called by Athen Anaplasis,
a Greek government organization responsible for
overseeing urban renewal projects in Athens,
with the aim to create a new master plan for the city's historic centre.

Read more:
https://www.daniels.utoronto.ca/news/2020/01/08/petros-babasikas-and-group-student-researchers-win-honourable-mention-competition



* The History of Greek Music, Part II, Sun 1 Mar 2020

The Greek Community of Toronto presents
the musical ensemble Chi-Jazz
in their presentation
Title: The History of Greek Music, Part II
Date/time: Sunday, March 1, 2020, 4:00 PM
Venue: Polymenakion Cultural Center, 30 Thorncliffe Park, Toronto
Tickets: $30, 416-425-2485
Reception to follow

A musical journey to the great Greek composers of 1960-80
Xarchakos, Markopoulos, Loizos, Kaldaras, Plessas, Olympians,
Spanos, Chatzis, Khlahdonhs, Sabbopoulos

Singing: Athina Malli, Sophia Smyrnoudi, Giorgos Sountoulidis
Playing: Giorgos Vasileiou (bass guitar),
    Athina Malli (percussion, guitar, baglamas)
    Fotis Mihaliaras (drums)
    Rania Mpampasi (flute)
    Dimitris Petsalakis (bouzouki, lyra, guitar)
    Petros Pechlivanoglou (bouzouki)
    Sophia Smyrnoudi (piano)
    Giorgos Sountoulidis (guitar)
Artistic organization: Eirini Stoumpou, Rania Mpampasi



* The 22nd Annual Hellenic Professionals Gala, Sat 29 Feb 2020

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The 22nd Annual Hellenic Professionals Gala will take place on
Date/time: Saturday, February 29, 2020, reception 5:30 PM, dinner 7:00 PM
Venue: The Ritz-Carlton Ballroom
    181 Wellington St W, Toronto, ON M5V 3G7, Phone: (416) 585-2500
Tickets: Early Bird: $150 until Sunday, January 26, 2020
    Regular: $175 from Monday, January 27 - Sunday, February 9, 2020
Info and tickets:
    https://www.hellenicprofessionalsgala.com/
    https://hcbt.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=467df644d3fdedd31f93ee075&id=718bb52b7e&e=2a269dbed7
Sponsorship packages available

Hosted by
The Hellenic Canadian Lawyers' Association
Hippocrates Hellenic Canadian Medical Association
Asclepius Dental Society

All proceeds go in support of student scholarships and other initiatives
within the Hellenic Professionals' community in Canada



* Talk on developments in Greek-Turkish relations, Sun 23 Feb 2020

The friends of KKE club in Toronto organize a talk
Title: Oi epikindunes ejelijeis stis ellhnotourkikes sxeseis
  The dangerous developments in Greek-Turkish relations
Date/time: Sunday, 23 February 2020, 15:00
Venue: room of the Democratic Association (Dhmokratikh Enwsh), 290 Danforth Av
Speaker: Kwstas Papadakhs, eurwbouleuths KKE, - skype



* Greek Community of Toronto - PAIDEIA, Carnival Dance, Sat 22 Feb 2020

The Greek Community of Toronto - PAIDEIA -
organizes the 8th annual Greek Carnival

Date/time: Saturday, February 22, 2020, 6:00 PM
Venue: Crystal Fountain Event Venue
    60 McDowell Gate, Markham Markham, ONTARIO
Tickets: $90 adult, $60 youth, $40 child
To reserve: st.demetriosparentsto@gmailcom,
    proodosgreekschool.panagia@gmail.com,
    odysseaselytisparentcouncil@gmail.com

Costume Party, DJ, photo booth, face painting, balloon art, ...



* 40 Year Anniversary Gala of Hellenic Canadian Community of York Region, Sat 22 Feb 2020

Hellenic Canadian Community of York Region celebrates
their 40 Year Anniversary Gala
Date: Saturday, February 22, 2020
Venue: Paramount EventSpace
    222 Rowntree Dairy Rd, Vaughan, Ontario Vaughan, ONTARIO
Tickets: $100 adults, $50 children under 12
Tickets and info: www.hccy.ca, 905-313-1000, events@hccy.ca



* Thanos Petrelis sings in Toronto, Sat 15 Feb 2020

Signature Productions presents
Thanos Petrelis in Toronto

Date/time: Saturday, February 15, 2020, 8 PM
Venue: Parkview Manor, 55 Barber Greene Rd, North York
Ticket prices from $75 to $200.
  Whole tables or individual tickets available.
Tickets and Info: 416 391 5888, http://www.signatureproductions.ca



* George Dalaras (Ntalaras) sings in Toronto, Fri 14 Feb 2020

George Dalaras comes to Toronto as part of the 2020
North American Tour.
Also featuring: Michalis Tzouganakis and Aspasia Stratigou

Date/time: Friday, February 14, 2020, 8 PM
Venue: Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre,
    189 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M5B 1M4
Tickets: https://www.ticketmaster.ca/george-dalaras-tickets/artist/754657
Info: www.agapegreekradio.com or greekworld.ca



* Theatre performance, Kontylenia, Sat/Sun 8/9 Feb 2020

Title: Kontylenia
Director/Choreographer: Nancy Athan-Mylonas
Based on: the book H Kontylenia tou nhsiou
Author: Ioustine Fragkouli-Argyri
Production: Ekfrassi Performing Arts, Kipseli Theatre Arts
English excerpts: Lydia Soldevila Tombros
Original music: Patty Kalou
Thymissi music: Dionysis Grapsas
Mantolinata: Orfeas Lefkadas
Dates: Sat/Sun, 8/9 Feb 2020
Times: Sat 8 Feb 7:30 PM, Sun 9 Feb 3:00 PM and 7:30 PM
Venue: Armenian Hamazkayin Theatre, 50 Hallcrown Place, North York, Ontario
Tickets: $30.00
Book tickets: 416 9201011 or 416 371 1540

Also showing in Montreal: Sun 16 Feb 2020, 5 PM, Tel 514 814 3064
  Hellenic Community of Greater Montreal, 5777 Wilderton Av, Montreal, Quebec

We want to introduce you to the life on the Meganissi island,
Lefkada, in the 1930s, when our ``Kontylenia'' was born and
would experience the life that she was destined to live.

Tragic, poignant, heartwarming, heart wrenching, unfair,
hopeful, hopeless, futile and fated to be as it was meant to be.

Voyage with us to Meganissi where we will learn about
unconditional love, forgiving love, new love, passionate love,
unyielding love and undying love.

Few things in life are certain but the one thing that
we can be certain of is that we have only one life to live,
and what we leave behind is the story of that life.

So we are sharing the true story of Kontylenia's life
with you with all its brilliance and all its turmoil.

The production has it all.. laughter, tears, customs and tradition,
music and dance. In Greek with English excerpts, we will transport you
to a mystical era.



* Theatrical presentation, Auga maura, Dionush Xaritopoulou, Fri 7 Feb 2020

Theatrical presentation, Black Eggs (Auga maura)
Written by: Dionushs Xaritopoulos
Director: Antwnhs Antwniou
Paizoun: Antwnhs Antwniou (Mhn arxizeis thn mourmoura), Natassa Asikh
Date/time: Friday 7 February, 6PM, 2020 437 888 4540
Venue: Metropolitan center 416 825 5616, 416 570 1528
    3840 Finch Ave E, Scarborough, ON M1T 3T4 Phone: (416) 825-5616
Tickets: $75 including dinner



* Hellenic Language Teachers dinner dance and Greek Language Day, Sun 2 Feb 2020

The Hellenic Language Teachers organize their annual dinner dance
dedicated to
INTERNATIONAL GREEK LANGUAGE DAY

Date/time: Sunday, February 2, 2020 at 5:00 pm
Venue: Crystal Fountain Event Venue, 60 McDowell Gate, L6G1B5, Markham
Tickets: $65, children $30, full dinner and 2 bottles of wine per table
Includes the events:
   - Presentation of the dance theatre group "Melissakia"
   - Music, dance and sing-along.
   - Cutting of the Vasilopita for the New Year 2020.
   - Lucky draw and many prizes.

For ticket reservations, please call:
Maria Xenikakis (416) 254-1068, Rozana Taoussanopoulos (416) 432-7150




* Support Kastelorizo today

With the recent developments in the Aegean,
Kastelorizo, the small Greek island
about 30' by ferry to Turkey and 2.5 hrs to Rhodes,
is experiencing increasing political tension.

Greeks around the world are asked to show their interest
and moral support, by mailing cards with
Christmas/New Year's/Other wishes to the local people.

Here are addresses you can use:

Elementary School Megisti, GR-851 11 KASTELLORIZO, GREECE
(Dhmotiko sxoleio Megisths, GR-851 11 KASTELLORIZO, GREECE)

Megisti Municipality, GR-851 11 KASTELLORIZO, GREECE
Dhmarxeio Megisths, GR-851 11 KASTELLORIZO, GREECE

Greek Army Unit, GR-851 11 KASTELLORIZO, GREECE
Ellhnikh Stratiwtikh Monada, GR-851 11 KASTELLORIZO, GREECE

Sending a card costs virtually nothing,
but a massive collection of cards will make the support
of Greeks to the local people clear.
Any card will do.



* Hellenic Canadian Community of York Region Greek Night, Fri 3 Jan 2020

The Hellenic Canadian Community of York Region
presents ``Greek Night'', a mixer dance

Date/time: Friday, January 3, 2020, 8PM
Venue: The Grand Luxe Event Boutique”in Toronto
    3125 Bayview Ave, North York, Ontario M2K 1G2, Phone: (416) 250-5893
Tickets: $20 cover, cash bar
Entrance: 19+

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One last night before school starts up!
Calling Out HCCY Alumni, York University Hellenic Students' Association,
University of Toronto Greek Students' Association,
and Ryerson Hellenic Students' Association.



* Vassilopita by the Thessalonikeans Society of Toronto, Sun 5 Jan 2020
  Greek Dance Classes

The Thessalonikeans Society of Toronto invites all its members
and friends to the annual cutting of the Vasilopita.

Date/time: Sunday, January 5, 2020, at 2pm.
Venue: Hunter's On The Danforth, 674 Danforth Ave, Toronto

The lucky person who finds the coin will receive
a free annual family membership for 2020.
Lunch will be served.
Please RSVP to Mr Niko Christidis at (416) 991-9940 and
provide the number of children under 12 years old by January 1, 2020.

Please note that the association offers Greek Dance Classes
for children ranging from 3 years old to 15 years old
and for adults.

See the schedule in
https://thessalonikisocietytoronto.org/annual-dance-other-events/



* Hellenic Canadian Academic Association of Ontario annual meeting, Sun 19 Jan 2020
  and vassilopita

The Hellenic Canadian Academic Association of Ontario
calls its members to the annual meeting

Date/time: Sunday 19 January 2020, 4:00 PM
Location: 686 Bay Street, Event Room 3b (3rd floor)
Info: info@hcaao.org

Please attend to the meeting and the cutting of Vassilopita