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“A Whole World in a Single Form” – A Talk on the Wisdom of Japanese Calligraphy (Israel)

This month, we hosted “A Whole World in a Single Form”, a thought-provoking talk with calligraphy artist Tirza Paytan Sela. Together, we explored the hidden meanings of Japanese characters and […] The post “A Whole World in a Single Form” – A Talk on the Wisdom of Japanese Calligraphy (Israel) appeared first on Acropolis

New Acropolis Nuremberg joins effort to protect the dignity of man (Germany)

For a couple of years, the city of Nuremberg has taken an active part in the “International weeks against racism”. This year, New Acropolis Nuremberg once again joined the initiative, […] The post New Acropolis Nuremberg joins effort to protect the dignity of man (Germany) appeared first on Acropolis

Woman’s History Month: A Teacher for Life (Chicago, USA)

In honor of Women’s History Month, New Acropolis Chicago hosted the event A Teacher for Life that brought together an engaged audience to celebrate the impact of women in education. […] The post Woman’s History Month: A Teacher for Life (Chicago, USA) appeared first on Acropolis

Philosophy in the Halls of the Hermitage: how symbols teach us to understand the world (Russia North)

At the Philosophy School, we don’t just listen to lectures. Sometimes we go to a museum or go out into nature, because the laws of the Universe can be better […] The post Philosophy in the Halls of the Hermitage: how symbols teach us to understand the world (Russia North) appeared first on Acropolis

Volunteer activities (Rethymnon -Thessaloniki, Greece)

This month, we had two interesting volunteer activities. Once again, members from the Rethymnon branch visited the stray animal shelter in collaboration with the animal welfare group “Noiazomai.” Additionally, members […] The post Volunteer activities (Rethymnon -Thessaloniki, Greece) appeared first on Acropolis

Panel: “Giordano Bruno: Do We Need a New Renaissance?” (Novi Sad, Serbia)

This spring, volunteers of New Acropolis in Serbia organized a panel titled “Giordano Bruno: Do We Need a New Renaissance?”. The event focused on the key ideas that initiated this […] The post Panel: “Giordano Bruno: Do We Need a New Renaissance?” (Novi Sad, Serbia) appeared first on Acropolis

Mesopotamia exhibition (Budapest, Hungary)

A group visited the temporary exhibition Mesopotamia – Kingdom of Gods and Demons at the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest. The exhibition is a true rarity in Hungary, […] The post Mesopotamia exhibition (Budapest, Hungary) appeared first on Acropolis