What a year it has been for all of us. We hope you and yours are safe, sound and look forward to seeing you in person soon. This year's Heritage Weekend was postponed, instead we hope to see you online for Heritage Day on Saturday, December 5th at 1:00 p.m. (EST).
We will host NHS' Annual Meeting of its members, discuss plans for 2021 and do our best to offer online fun. Join us and feel free to invite other prospective NHS members.
We will host NHS' Annual Meeting of its members, discuss plans for 2021 and do our best to offer online fun. Join us and feel free to invite other prospective NHS members.
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Please join us for a special NHS Talks Stories: Promoting Christian Unity with Dr. George Demacopoulos and Aristotle Papanikolaou, Thursday, December 3rd at 4:00 p.m. Dr. George Demacopoulos and Aristotle Papanikolaou are the co-founders of the Orthodox Christian Studies Center at Fordham University, which is the only research university-based center of Orthodox Studies in the United States.
NHS Talks Stories is a collaboration with the National Hellenic Museum to compile, archive and forever preserve the chronicle of the Greek American story. NHS Talks Stories will be broadcast live on the Zoom platform, and via NHS' social media live stream page: MyParea |
Episode 13: Interview with Connie & Chris Hillman - October 28, 2020
Join NHS Talks as we interview music industry veteran Connie & American Musician Chris Hillman. Connie (Pappas) Hillman has a rich history as a music executive and worked over four decades with legendary recording artist Elton John. Her husband, Chris Hillman, is a pioneer of the country rock music genre and has carved a permanent niche in the history of contemporary American music through his works with notable bands The Byrds, The Flying Burrito Brothers, and The Desert Rose Band.
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A Success Story...In the Making
A decade ago a group of Greek-American business leaders met to discuss an idea about the establishment of a new model Greek-American organization unlike others: one shying away from Church, politics, and foreign policy, yet one that embraces Hellenism’s values, ideals, and culture with the hopes of perpetuating the same. The group recognized that there is a clear nexus between the inherited heritage and legacy and impact on individual and collective successes, happiness, balance, and well-being. Moreover, the group believed that it is imperative to pass on this heritage and legacy to future generations, albeit as a symbol of the recognition of the sacrifices and efforts their forebears faced to ensure their dreams for all of us came true.
The envisioned organization would comprise accomplished individuals of the highest caliber in terms of integrity, character, and dedication. They would be invited to join and in doing so would find opportunities to meet with one another, to celebrate the hallmark joie de vivre of a collective Greek spirit and work towards developing programs that support efforts that really make a difference. Read More...
The envisioned organization would comprise accomplished individuals of the highest caliber in terms of integrity, character, and dedication. They would be invited to join and in doing so would find opportunities to meet with one another, to celebrate the hallmark joie de vivre of a collective Greek spirit and work towards developing programs that support efforts that really make a difference. Read More...
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Heritage America 2020
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Some of the most prominent current and former US policymakers and opinion leaders met with some of the best and brightest Greek-American students across the country during the 5th Annual Heritage America Program July 8-10, 2020. In all 44 speakers shared with these students, in intimate online discussions, how Hellenic and Orthodox principles and ideals helped them achieve success. This program is hosted every year by the National Hellenic Society (NHS) and Manatos & Manatos.
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Episode 5 || Athletics
The Greeks lived to compete, and while a competitive spirit pushed them to greater heights it also pulled them together. Athletics in Ancient Greece were about much more than individual achievement. They saw that greater communities and a stronger sense of identity could be forged around athletic contests. In 776 BC, the Greek world united around the first Olympic Games, and similar festivals throughout Greece became so important, city-states at war would enact temporary truces in order to attend. Today, the modern Olympic Games brings nations together and spreads a message of peace, but could the Games somehow play a role in conflict resolution? Scientists have found positive psychological correlations between fighting in war and competing in combative sports. Could more organized conflict through sport lead to less conflict through war?
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Membership Spotlight!
Mark Arey
Mark Arey, a devoted Philhellene, was a priest for 34 years of the Greek-Orthodox Archdiocese of America. He served for seven years in different positions at the Archdiocese including as Director of the Department of Interchristian and Interorthodox Relations. He also served as spokesman for St. Nicholas church at Ground Zero and he had many times appeared in the American Press including the New York Times. His love of wisdom – philosophy, biblical Greek, the art of translation, and story-telling remain undiminished. He now spends his writing books.
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Kathryn Yatrakis
Kathryn B. Yatrakis is the retired Dean of Academic Affairs in Columbia College and the Senior Associate Vice President in the Arts and Sciences. As Dean of Academic Affairs, she was primarily responsible for overseeing the curriculum of the College, especially the Core Curriculum. Before assuming administrative positions, she was a member of the faculty of the Barnard Department of Political Science and Director of the Urban Studies program. She continued to teach the Urban Studies Junior Colloquium on Contemporary Urban Issues every spring semester, and her academic areas of specialty include American politics, political participation, and the politics of cities.
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WE MOVED!
UPCOMING NHS EVENTS
ALL SCHEDULED EVENTS ARE POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
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NHS Changes Lives
Some of the most prominent current and former US policymakers and opinion leaders met with some of the best and brightest Greek-American students across the country during the 5th Annual Heritage America Program July 8-10, 2020. In all 44 speakers shared with these students, in intimate online discussions, how Hellenic and Orthodox principles and ideals helped them achieve success. This program is hosted every year by the National Hellenic Society (NHS) and Manatos & Manatos.
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The National Hellenic Society is an organization established to create a lasting network of Greek Americans that will preserve our heritage through the sponsorship and initiation of programs that support our Hellenic culture; benefit our members and their families; and honor our ancestors. NHS members represent accomplished men and women in our community and membership is solely by invitation. As is our tradition, fellowship and enrichment are a prominent part of this society. |
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