“COOKIES”: An Exhibition on Digital Surveillance and Consent In an age where our every online move is documented, analyzed, and often exploited, the exhibition “COOKIES” opens a vital dialogue on the interplay between consent, care, and surveillance in the digital realm. Co-organized by TILT Platform and M.A.M.A. Contemporary, and curated by Fotini Vergidou, this thought-provoking
In Rafina, Greece, Gentle Carousel Greece is a charity that is home to nine miniature therapy horses, bringing joy to children and adults alike through therapeutic visits. Founded in 2014 by Mina Karagianni, the charity now faces significant financial challenges despite providing invaluable support to thousands—particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, when lockdowns severely disrupted operations.
In a wave of recent developments, international groups of private schools are increasingly reshaping the landscape of private education in Greece. The historic private institution, Platon Schools, has become the latest addition to this trend through a strategic partnership with the British-based International Schools Partnership (ISP). This initiative follows collaborative efforts involving CGS (Costeas-Geitonas School) and Moraitis School with Inspired Education Group, Doukas
The pursuit of happiness is a universal endeavor, yet new research from Berkeley Psychology reveals a surprising truth: worrying too much about happiness can actually diminish it. This critical study, authored by UC Berkeley Psychology professors Iris Mauss and Oliver P. John, alongside alumni Felicia K. Zerwas and Brett Q. Ford, was published in the
LAB of RAWK Full Band Live & Opening Act “Twisted Lemons” @ HolyWood Stage, Athens Missing them already? Lab of Rawk are back with an exciting program and an awesome lineup of guests! Get ready to rock out to an incredible mix of anthems from legends like Ozzy, Whitesnake, Journey, Kansas, Alice Cooper, Phil Collins, Foreigner, Queen,
The Sino-Hellenic Performing Arts Alliance (SHPAA) is set to premiere their rendition of ELECTRA, the timeless Greek tragedy, reimagined by a passionate cast of Chinese youth living in Greece. The multi-talented Marianthi Kyriou, as director, and Winnie Liu, as producer, bring their unique skills to this production, seeking to breathe new life into the classic Greek
Introducing the IB Diploma Program in Greece’s Public Education System. In a significant move towards educational reform, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, Greece’s Minister of Education, Religion, and Sports, visited the headquarters of the International Baccalaureate (IB) Foundation in Geneva. The purpose of this visit was to discuss the introduction of the IB diploma program into the Greek
Meeting Leni Konialidis was an enlightening experience, showcasing the transformative power of music to elevate lives and bridge cultures. Her vibrant presence is complemented by a captivating immediacy and a delightful sense of humor, making her remarkable accomplishments appear effortless. Brought up in Switzerland, Leni Konialidis studied political science before embarking on a career as
In a recent article titled “Athens – the coolest wine scene in Europe?” by Chris Cotonou for the Financial Times, the focus is on Athens and its flourishing natural wine movement. Highlighting Chris Kontos, a dynamic entrepreneur, the article spotlights his new wine bar, Kennedy Vins, located at Nikiou 9 in Athens, which features a
The School of Medicine of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) in Greece offers a six-year Medical Degree program in English. The program integrates scientific knowledge with medical practice, prioritizing human resources and fostering creativity. Its approach transforms the school into an environment where both students and faculty can showcase their talents and intelligence. This English-taught
