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Tutti a Casa! Let's Fight Coronavirus with Live Cultural Chats about All Things Italian
NYU Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò is starting a new radio-style talk show with the voices and flavors of live talks around Italian matters that really matter
Guterres Launches Report on COVID19 Impact: Solidarity Can Defeat the Virus
Facing the greatest challenge since World War II, “We are as strong as the weakest system," says United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres
Coronavirus Exposes the Fallacy of 40 Years of Reaganism and "Small-Government"
The pandemic has made painfully clear how inter-connected we are and how the health of the many, even of the wealthiest, depends on the health of all
Our Global “New Normal”: Fake News and Remaining Vigilant During this Pandemic
There are various outlets that we can use to receive the most up-to-date and factual news and advice regarding COVID-19. Let’s stick to those.
The Underbelly of American “Values” and Coronavirus: Selfishness and Violence?
While Italians sing from their balconies in a gesture of solidarity, Americans buy guns to protect themselves from Armageddon
"Vetrina Italiana": La Voce's Online Insert Devoted to Italian Excellences in New York
In collaboration with Italy America Chamber of Commerce, Vetrina will give voice to Italian companies that wish to tell their own story and their mission
Columnists
Italian Hours
“Il Canto Degli Italiani” Finally Unites Italy During the Coronavirus Crisis
Terra Medica
COVID-19: Lombardy Italian Region Shows the Highest Mortality Rate Worldwide. Why?
Parole Parole
Today is Dantedì: Celebrate the Great Poet with Casa Italiana at 5:00 pm LIVE on FB
Modern Connections
Calling the Coronavirus “Chinese” Spreads Hate, Trump Knows That and Still Does It
People & Expat
Are Racists Born or Raised? If You're a Racist Don't Blame It on Your DNA
Remembering Robert Viscusi: Erudition, Largesse, Beneficence
Homeless and Freezing in the NYC Winter: Can We Relate From Our Cozy Down Quilts?
Danny Aiello Did Much More Than the Right Thing
A conversation with the gatekeeper of Bamonte's Restaurant
Meet NY's Favorite Former Italian Mayor: Domenico Lucano
Italy Struggles with Increasing Racism: When Using Your Voice Becomes Vital
U.S. & International
ER Realities and COVID-19: An Internal Post From a Medical Doctor to Colleagues
New Orleans has seen a spike in Coronavirus deaths of 312% in just one week. As this doctor writes in the closing of the post, "Good luck to us all"
Coronavirus Puts Into Question Lombardy's Long Recognized Healthcare Efficiency
Over the last few days, the crisis has triggered a debate on the weaknesses of a system that has long been praised as one of the best in Italy.
Coronavirus: The Soon To Be Aftermath in the Business World. What Will It Look Like?
Many financial players have been aggressively shorting those industries’ stocks that have been severely affected by the COVID-19 outbreak
As Fatalities Top China, Italy Realizes that the Fight Against Coronavirus Will Still Be Long
While mourning its dead, the worst-affected European country prepares to extend the nationwide lockdown and to adopt even more restrictive measures.
NIAF Stands in Solidarity with Italy During the Coronavirus Crisis
On the 159th anniversary of Italian Unity, The National Italian American Foundation expresses encouragement as the country tries to contain the coronavirus
Coronavirus and Democracy: Conte is Dangerous, Italy is Under Martial Law
Letter to the Editor: Italy is under martial law and if we allow the seizure of absolute power because of an “emergency”, we will not have much democracy left
Coronavirus, WHO Finally Announces: It Is a Pandemic and Countries Have to Do More
Director-General of World Health Organization Tedros Ghebreyesus asks countries to cooperate for vital resources after changing the status of epidemic in pandemic
Amid COVID-19 Constraints, UN Women’s Commission Meets to Push Gender Equality
Member States adopted a Political Declaration, pledging to step up action to fully implement the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action on gender equality
Coronavirus: Worry and Precautions Are OK, But Panic and Hysteria Are Not Justified
The "COVID-19", originated in China, shows similar symptoms to the seasonal virus, but to confirm it there is a different procedure and we must act accordingly
Italy's Ambassador Mariangela Zappia on COP 26: "All Together, Let’s Just Do It!"
Statement delivered by Permanent Representative of Italy to the United Nations, at the Briefing by the President of the twenty-sixth Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP 26)
Arts
Raphael, Renaissance Superstar, Celebrated in Mega Show, “Raffaello 1520-1483”
Three years in the planning, the show was opened with much fanfare by Sergio Mattarella, the President of Italy and will run till June 2 in the Quirinal.
The Violins of Cremona's Ancient Luthiers Played by Andrea Obiso in New York
Nippon Violin celebrates 40 years with a trunk show of legendary violins and the exhibition of the Sicilian violinist. First stop: Manhattan
Venice and Its Revered Book Connection Since 1362
After surviving the historical ups and downs of the publishing tradition, today books in Venice face their greatest threat from “acqua alta”
In the Dance of Alessandra Ferri, a Homage to the Mythical Actress Eleonora Duse
American choreographer John Neumeier's "Fantasie coreografiche su Eleonora Duse" at the La Fenice Theatre in Venice brings the legendary Duse to life
"Future. Il domani narrato dalle voci di oggi": Stories of Everyday Resistance and Hope
An anthology of personal narratives on being black women in Italy today presented at CUNY's Calandra Institute in New York
Why Watching and Listening to Roberto Benigni at Sanremo Was So Beautiful
At the 70th annual Sanremo Music Festival, the Oscar winner actor-director explains the Bible's "Song of Songs": why Love is so important to humanity
"The Fourth Kingdom": Federico Guarascio and the Documentary on Collectors of Plastic
Interview with the Italian who has found in NYC the ideal location to produce social documentaries, like the one on plastic recyclers, in Brooklyn
“After Caravaggio: 17th-Century Neapolitan Art on Show in Prato", till April 13
The exhibit that graces us with 19 paintings that have never been publicly seen explores the influence of the turbulent painter who invented chiaroscuro
The World After Plants According to Emanuele Coccia
Understanding why plants changed the world once and can do so again.
Italy’s Gift to the World: The Neapolitan Song That Sings of Immigrants' Joys and Sorrows
Even more importantly, the Neapolitan song born in the Italian Diaspora is just as relevant today as it was in the last 100 years.
"It Will Be Chaos" Makes You Live the Ordeal of Migrants Without the Rhetoric
At NYU, we had seen and discussed the award-winning documentary by adoptive New Yorkers Lorena Luciano and Filippo Piscopo.
Food & Wine
Italian Wine Market: In Spite of Everything, Still Selling at the Time of Coronavirus
Wine production slows down, events are cancelled, trade and tourism are collapsing, but wine consumption in Italy has increased thanks to the lockdown
Maybe a new tendency will be born that will discover the online market of Italian wines, and new opportunities will emerge for those businesses that will bet on the market and invest in the economic growth.
J. Lohr Vineyards: Becoming a Wine-making Pioneer with a Salt-of-the-Earth Outlook
In 1972, Jerry Lohr planted vines in Monterey with his own hands to develop the untapped potential of viticulture and winemaking in the Central Coast of California
Apericena like in Le Marche! Is NYC Ready to Embrace this Beloved Italian Ritual?
The new restaurant Cremini's in Brooklyn's Carroll Gardens, introduces a charming version of Happy Hour with a menu that showcases specialties of the Marche region
As European Wine Tariff War Comes to a Head, We Worry About American Businesses
Colavita and Panebianco explain how tariffs against European olive oil and wine will hurt the American mom-and-pop stores and the economy at large
Many Paths Can Lead to A Great Life, and There Are Many Ways to Make a Great Wine
There is no single way to plant, manage or sustain a grape vine, and there is no single ultimate destiny for the vine that determines its worth
Maritozzo: Rome’s Only Native-Son Sweet Gets Its Own Celebration
From ancient to modern, sweet to savory, as lovers’ pledge or phallic symbol, the “maritozzo” is laden with history and tradition
The Sweetest Challenge: A Judge Tells Us About Twissen’s Tiramisù World Cup
Everything you need to know about the championship for the world’s best tiramisu. You too can enter it to win.
Entrepreneurialism, Positive Education and Keeping Up With Technology
As the economic and social landscape changes, so education is about to live a new age.
Pinot Wines from the Volcanic Soils of Germany
The story of the family winery Bercher, which was happy to wait for over 250 years before they started to make the wines they knew they always could.
Climate Strikers in Utah Tell Us What They Think About Greta and Trump
Traveling in the heart of conservative America, I interview young people to find out who they blame for our environmental crisis and what we should do about it
New York
Italian Language and Culture in Public Schools: The Revolution for Bilingualism
The "Sardines" announce New York gathering in newly-released statement
She Really Did Build NYC: Brooklyn Honors Mother Cabrini, Despite the City
Columbus Day: It Takes a Village to Make It Happen, but What Is It Really About?
Il mio 9-11, quando vedendo il secondo aereo, gridai a Lucio Caputo di scappare
The Sorrows of a Fading City: What's Next for NYC’s Commercial Spaces?
Humanity at the Crossroad of Morality: Anti-diversity and the Spread of Populism
Italian Teachers' Association of New York Hosts Annual Awards Ceremony
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal...
50 Years after the Stonewall Riots, New York City Is Colored by Pride
Arts
The Irishman: Martin Scorsese’s Choice to Tell Us About the Mafia’s “Small Fish”
“Munbam,” Bari’s Newest Museum, Takes Us from St. Nick to Santa Claus
Danilo Ottaviani, Italian Actor Performing In NY: “Being Dynamic Keeps Me Alive”
John P. McCormick on Machiavelli’s Populist Politics
Gabriele Pedullà and the Machiavellian Tumult
"The Great Tamer” at the "Next Wave Festival 2019": A ‘Vanitas’ Full of Hope
Brooklyn College Cancels the Major and Minor in the Italian Language Program
The Crafts of Cinema at the IC-CUNY Academic Festival
Italian Heritage Month Exhibits Illuminate at Dutchess County Libraries
Sicilian Singer-Songwriter Carmen Consoli Returns to New York with Echo of Sirens
For You
Legendary Eateries in Venice’s Piazza San Marco: History, Glamour and Staying Power
“Acqua Alta” In Venice. Bonacini Tells the Press: Stop the Fake News and Exaggerations
The Most Memorable Meals in the World Aren’t Really About the Food
"Make a Choice," They Say. But What If None Can Bring You Happiness in Life?
The Autumn of Our Lives: A Restart of Grown-up Time
Traveling "Green": Hard Truths About Ecotourism and Being Carbon-Conscious
"ASMR. La rivoluzione dei sussurri". Marco Mozzoni on the Brain's Potential
Are You Suffering From ‘Selfie-tis’? What the Selfie Craze May Say About You
Paisans of the World, Unite! We Are Also Italian, With Our Spaghetti and Meatballs
