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Italian Language and Culture in Public Schools: The Revolution for Bilingualism
The presentation in New York of the Italian translation of the book "The Bilingual Revolution", authored by Fabrice Jaumont
"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
A conversation with the gatekeeper of Bamonte's Restaurant
He tried to retire five times, but he just can't leave Brooklyn's 118 year old restaurant
A U-turn for the American Market Economy Thanks to Poor Governance and Bad Politics
In "The Great Reversal: How America Gave Up on Free Markets", Thomas Philippon utters the unspeakable.
Danilo Ottaviani, Italian Actor Performing In NY: “Being Dynamic Keeps Me Alive”
Ottaviani has a flair for striking a perfect balance between the drama the Russian playwright, Chekhov, requires, and a touch of Vaudeville
Columnists
Travel Obsession
The Most Memorable Meals In the World Aren’t Really About the Food
Modern Connections
"Make a Choice," They Say. But What If None Can Bring You Happiness in Life?
Italian Hours
Maritozzo: Rome’s Only Native-Son Sweet Gets Its Own Celebration
People & Expat
Meet NY's Favorite Former Italian Mayor: Domenico Lucano
Italy Struggles with Increasing Racism: When Using Your Voice Becomes Vital
Entrepreneurialism, Positive Education and Keeping Up With Technology
Pinot Wines from the Volcanic Soils of Germany
Italians First? The Story of Tibor Wlassics, with Whom I Studied Dante in America
Climate Strikers in Utah Tell Us What They Think About Greta and Trump
U.S. & International
Secretary-General Remarks on Human Rights Day: Youth Taking Action For Social Change
Guterres Delivers an Address Celebrating Youth Initiatives in Standing Up for a Better World and Says We Must Still Do More
Ambassador Kelly Craft Says UN Security Council to Focus on Credibility
The US Ambassador at the United Nations detailed December's agenda, including a visit to Kentucky
At the U.N., Rondine Cittadella della Pace's proposals for peace
A year after the "Leaders for Peace" initiative to reduce global conflict is introduced, Italy sponsors a conference at the U.N.
Italy 2019: It Hasn’t Been a “Dolce Vita” Year for Women
Men in Italy beat and kill women more than in other developed countries. They are the worst, seeing that one woman is killed every 72 hours.
Salamé to Security Council on Libya: "I Am Angry and Sad to Report to You..."
Just before Special UN envoy Ghassan Salamé briefed the Security Council, a factory in Tripoli was hit by an air strike, killing at least ten civilians
Quo Vadis EU?: Chiaroscuro Scenarios for the Next EU 5-Year Term
Excerpts from the opening speech given by Luigi Troiani at Stony Brook Center for Italian Studies Conference “Quo Vadis EU?” (14-17 Nov. 2019)
HRW and Amnesty Denounce Italy for Enabling Human Rights Abuses in Libya
Accusation: Italy and the EU remain “fully aware” of the Libyan situation and have not done enough to stop these “horrific abuses.”
United Nations' Report: Young Refugees and Migrants in Italy Need More Support
The first study commissioned by UNHCR UNICEF and IOM highlights the “dire needs” of teenagers and young adults who arrived in Italy alone
U.N. ICC is Analyzing Evidence on Crimes Against Migrants in Libya
International Criminal Court Prosecutor Bensouda calls for the arrest of Gadaffi’s son and reminds Security Council that justice and truth must prevail.
For UK Ambassador Karen Pierce, Brexit Will Bolster British Diplomacy at the UN
The President of the UN Security Council responds to La Voce's questions on the Libya-Italy migrant agreement and the future of UK foreign policy
"The Great Tamer” at the "Next Wave Festival 2019": A ‘Vanitas’ Full of Hope
Performing four evenings of dance at BAM, Dimitris Papaioannou is a passionate metteur en scène in the contemporary vein.
Brooklyn College Cancels the Major and Minor in the Italian Language Program
Letter from Distinguished Prof. Fred Gardaphe to protest and urge Brooklyn College to reconsider such an unprecedented and insulting action.
The Crafts of Cinema at the IC-CUNY Academic Festival
At the Graduate Center of the City University of NY, the second edition of the festival with the participation of noted Italian and American costume designers
Italian Heritage Month Exhibits Illuminate at Dutchess County Libraries
Local Poughkeepsie residents celebrated along with Columbus, Verdi and Puccini
Sicilian Singer-Songwriter Carmen Consoli Returns to New York with Echo of Sirens
Carmen's “Rock attitude” goes way beyond the music: it breaks patterns of hypocrisy and sings about love, blues, soul, flesh and blood….
Commemorating Raphael’s Death: After 500 Years Vasari's ‘Dio Mortale’ Lives on
The first of many celebratory exhibitions, “Raphael And His Friends From Urbino,” will be open at the Gallerie Nazionali delle Marche till January, 2020.
Reality Fleeing from Itself: “Peeping Tom” at “BAM’s Next Wave Festival 2019”
North-American debut of the extraordinary Belgian group while their “Trilogy” about family, life and death, tours around the world.
Spunky Boston Indie I AM Books Kicks off Two-Day Festival of Italian Culture
On November 1-2, it will be celebrating Italian books, art, ideas and culture.
Commemorating Sculptor Antonio Canova, His Legacy, and Its Place in History
“Canova. Eterna Bellezza,” in Rome. Comparing classical with neo-classical sculpture, shows us why he was the toast of Europe
Food & Wine
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.
This year Redi invited me not only to attend the third championship from November 2-4, but also to be one of the eight judges at its semi-finals. Besides taste we had to judge: how efficiently the contestants had worked, how well they had cleaned up their work station, how well the ingredients combined with each other, and the visual beauty of each final entry. Here's a behind-the-scene look...
Non solo fake parmesan: in Usa si produce formaggio di qualità, parola di Slow Food
Alla manifestazione internazionale di Bra anche un comparto americano di formaggi a latte crudo
Calici di Stelle: cantine aperte di notte celebrano il via alla vendemmia
È il caso di Donnafugata, la storica cantina di Marsala con vigneti all’estremo sud della provincia di Palermo, nella zona più alta dell’altopiano del Belice
Bringing Success Back Home with Campania Wines
"San Salvatore" is a winery 100% powered by solar panels, but this is not the only impressive thing about Giuseppe Pagano's wine company...
Humanity at the Crossroad of Morality: Anti-diversity and the Spread of Populism
In America and Europe the cultural wars are raging. We're on the brink of Dystopia, but where do we go from here?
Italy’s Aperitivi: A Guide to Their Origins and Popularity
An aperitivo is not “Happy Hour” or an excuse to drink to oblivion, it has many other attractions for Italians.
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal...
In Congress, July 4, 1776: The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America
When an Australian Female Winemaker Is a Symbol for Sense of Value in Puglia
When Lisa Gilbee and Gaetano Morella met in Puglia, they fell in love, and they not only became partners in life but also partners in a winery called Morella
Fancy Food Is Back in NYC, with Italian Flavors Being Once Again the Protagonists
According to Maurizio Forte (ITA NY), our country will be represented by as many as 300 companies, and 10% of exhibitors will talk about Made in Italy.
Bordeaux Wines: The Vintages That Almost Break Us, Help To Shape Us
A couple of months ago, I was invited by Millésima, a fine wine retailer, to go to Bordeaux, in France, to try over 150 Bordeaux wines from the 2017 vintage...
New York
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?
Italian Teachers' Association of New York Hosts Annual Awards Ceremony
50 Years after the Stonewall Riots, New York City Is Colored by Pride
Vito Marcantonio Forum Honors Gale Brewer, Manhattan Borough President
A New York inaugurato il Fancy Food Show con il Padiglione "Italia dei campioni"
Saviano in NYC Doesn’t Give Up: Where the Lies on “Taxis of the Sea” Come From
Arts
Isadora Duncan Exhibits Herself…with Her Usual Panache
Historic Russian Icons on Display at the Pitti Palace For First Time in 2020
“BVLGARI: the Story, the Dream”, Three Generations of an Iconic Family of Jewelers
The Enigma of de Chirico, the Perfect Portal to Italy
Despite the Schmaltzy Book Covers, the Neapolitan Novels Are not “Chick Lit”
"The Kabuki" by Maurice Béjart, Still a Hit in the World
Shred the Shrews: Caitlin Bitzegaio Takes the On-Screen Portrayal of Women to Task
The Codex Purpureus: Calabria’s Unique Treasure
The (Un)Familiar: Rethinking the Italian Renaissance Nude with Jill Burke
Capri's TERRA FIRMA: An Exploration of Life as a Journey Through Dance
For You
Paisans of the World, Unite! We Are Also Italian, With Our Spaghetti and Meatballs
Mario Mignone: The Story of My People, from Southern Italy to Mainstream America
Like the Mom-and-pop Corner Store, the Brick-and-mortar Restaurant is Dying.
That First-baby Experience Can Be Scary! So Much to Know, so Many Questions!
Manufactured Outrage; Is It a Case of ‘Povero Fredo’ or ‘Poor Chris’?
You Need Help, Now How Do You Get It?
Narrating America to Italians: a Book that Celebrates 10 Years of the Amerigo Award
"The Secret is in the Little Things,” says Sandro Fioriti, Italian Chef in New York
Nicholas Callan: The Experimental Churchman-Scientist. 4 Lessons for Innovators
