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New York
Italian Dual Language Program in New York: An Endangered Species?
The low numbers of enrolled pre-k children DL @ PS242 in Manhattan may put the Italian DL at risk: Parents, act now, we can still make it!
New York, City of Dreamers
What makes this city so special that you don't need a caption to recognize it?
Julia Salazar: North Brooklynites’ New Hope
27-years-old NY state Senate candidate Julia Salazar is running on a shameless democratic socialist platform, the anti-establishment representation North Brooklyn desperately needs.
Cardi’s Farewell: “I did my best to have Italy leave a greater mark on the UN”
Italy’s Permanent Representative takes stock of his work as he bids farewell to New York after 5 years at the UN and returns to Rome to take on a prominent role within the Foreign Ministry
Heavenly Bodies at the Met: Desecration, Provocation, or Nostalgia?
An extraordinary exhibition on fashion and the Catholic imagination is slated to be one of the most popular of the year
Columnists
Insights on Currents
Loneliness Can Kill: Communication in the Age of Technology
Beauty and the City
Times Square: “If I had a world of my own, everything would be nonsense”
Una Prof. in America
Gestures, Body Language and their Meanings in Different Countries
People & Expat
The Rebirth of a Nation: the Rebuilding and Restoration of Life
From Milan to Sicily, Stuart’s Return to the Past
The Entrepreneurship in Northeast Italy: Its Mantra Is "Knows-How-To-Do"
Shin Dong-Hyunk, on the Other Side of the Barbed Wire: “My Escape from the Prison Camps of Kim”
Does the World Really Need More Babies?
U.S. & International
Freedom of the Press in Ukraine: The Beastly Grin of Democracy
Ukrainian democracy suffered an attack on July 10th when during a protest journalists were beaten and one kidnapped
On Daisy Osakue and Racism in Italy: Who Will Be Next?
My American friends send me text messages asking if Italians are just as racist as the right-wing conservatives in the United States.
Donald Trump Meets Giuseppe Conte: Italy Hopes for a Strong Ally in the United States
The United States President met with the Italian Premier to address issues such as immigration, trade deals, and border security.
World Day Against Trafficking in Persons: the UN and Mattarella call for action
On World Against Trafficking in Persons day, the UN and the President of Italy called for all states to unite to fight the phenomenon that so closely resembles slavery.
As Monsoon Season Comes, Will the U.N. Be On Time for the Rohingya?
A worsening refugee crisis in Myanmar with a rapidly approaching monsoon season creates urgent need for action by the Security Council.
Grandi Welcomes Deal to End Latest Migrant Stand-off in Mediterranean Sea
UNHCR chief Filippo Grandi gave a cautious welcome to the decision by several EU countries to take in 450 migrants who have been stranded at sea for days
Migrant Deaths in Mediterranean Continue Regardless of Global Compact
Migrants' boat reportedly destroyed by Libyan coastguards; Spanish NGO ship rescue sole survivor with the bodies of a woman and toddler.
UN Shows New Hope for Peace to Africa after Eritrean-Ethiopian Agreement
The peace agreement between former Italian colonies Eritrea and Ethiopia quells longest African war at last.
Red Cross' Francesco Rocca at the UN on Migrants: Bringing Humanity into Politics
The President of the International Red Cross held a press conference at the United Nations headquarters on the migrants issue.
Children in Armed Conflict: Agreement on UN Resolution Begs for Action
A United Nations Security Council Debate today on Children in Armed Conflict concluded with new invigoration to protect millions suffering.
Arts
Sailor, a Story of Immigration, Love, and Death in New York City
A play by Mariagrazia De Luca and Elle Sunman premiering Monday, July 30th, and Tuesday, July 31st at the Gene Frankel Theater in Soho
Marlene Luce Tremblay at Villa Carlotta showcasing her new series “Aenigma’’
The Italian Cultural Heritage never seen before at Villa Carlotta in Lake Como where art and nature are featured
With De Padova in New York, the Art of Living is Made in Italy
The iconic brand of Italian design arrives in Manhattan with its first North American flagship reflecting its contemporary soul and its timeless aesthetics
The Concept of Baths in Ancient Rome: From Taboo to Sumptuous Architecture
A new chapter of Mauro Lucentini's guide of Rome, discovering the concept of baths and their use
James G. Turner Uncovers the Erotic Dimensions of Italian Renaissance Art
Classically-inspired sensuality and the artistic achievements of the Renaissance masters
Lucia Dacome on the First Anatomical Models and their Makers
An anatomical revolution: a historical perspective on the production of bodies.
Discovering the Majestic Romanesque St. Nicholas Basilica in Bari
On July 7th, Pope Francis will visit Bari, Europe’s window on the Middle East thanks to St. Nicholas
"Visconti", a Complete Retrospective of the Italian Cinema Titan, at Lincoln Center
June 8-28, featuring many new restorations and a weeklong run of Ludwig in a new 35mm print
Happy Birthday, Young Dude! Seventy-Nine Won’t be Cheapo Wine
Mott the Hoople lead singer Ian Hunter is seventy-nine and still rocking. And the band reunited for a tour! (But have you ever heard of them?)
Design in Wonderland: the Icons Made in Italy and the Experimental Avant-garde
The new aesthetic of living in an eclectic union between Italian style and American vision
IDACO NYC: Where Dance and Art Meet in New York
The international arts and dance festival presented by the Baruch Performing Arts Center opens May 24th
Food & Wine
“You Always Had the Power” with Natural Wine Producers. The Case of Veneto
Back in June, I had a chance to meet with a living legend in the natural wine world, Angiolino Maule...
A visit in Veneto, Italy with one of the living legends of the natural wine world not only gave lessons on how we don’t need to be dependent on industrial products to survive but ultimately illustrated an overall deeper contemplation into the idea that everything we need is within all of us
Franciacorta Sparkling Wine: How to Turn Regrets into Opportunities
It would be easy for the Franciacorta wine producers to have regret to not be the first to make a mark on the world like Champagne, but...
100per100 Italian 2018, il Made in Italy in festa a New York
Serata dedicata al made in Italy organizzata da I Love Italian Food e ospitata dalla Scavolini Soho Gallery.
From Montefeltro to Manhattan, the Journey of ‘the Best Prosciutto’, the Carpegna
The Beretta Family just introduced in New York their latest premium product for the American market, all the way from a small village in the Center Italy.
The New Balance of Australian Wines in the US: the Case of McGuigan
My background has been rooted in wines from Europe, but, over a month ago, I had lunch with one of the pioneers of Australian wines, Neil McGuigan...
Buon Appetito, Pope Francis! Discovering the Vatican through Traditions and Food
What does Pope Francis usually eat? And what about the previous popes?
Giovanni Colavita: A Passion for the Most Famous Molisan Oil in America
An interview with the CEO of Colavita USA, the first Italian brand to introduce extra virgin olive oil Made in Italy to the American market
Sicilian Wines Embracing Innovation while Respecting Tradition
Over the years, I have learned that Marsala and its surrounding areas hold a very special history with local Sicilian grape varieties...
Marco Petrini: “I’ll Explain to You How Monini Olive Oil Conquered the U.S.”
The president of Monini North America speaks to La Voce about its success, but also about the complexities tied to exporting Italian olive oil to America.
Sicily’s Pantelleria Island: Sweet Wines with Raw Beauty
An incredible experience through the beautiful landscapes of Sicily and Pantelleria Island, and its unique flavors
New York
Living on Fifth Avenue: the Pros and the Cons (If You Can Find Any...)
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Win: the Revolution Young People Were Waiting for
The Lure of Manhattan's West Village
Cavaliere d'Italia Sally Fischer: This Is How I Fell in Love with Italy
Italian Navy: Its Alpino Calls at New York from 1 to 5 June
The Italians of New York Give Voice to Liberation Day and to the Fourth Estate
Mommies and Daddies of New York, Voice Your Preference: Go Italian!
The Beautification of New York: Springtime in Manhattan
Our Minute in New York: March for Our Lives
Frank Burke and the Pleasure of Italian Cinema
Arts
Dario D'Ambrosi Brings to the Scene the Discomfort of Mental Illness
The Sicily-New Orleans Connection: Jazz is the Art of Encounter par Excellence
Chiara Boscari and Marco Di Stefano from Milan to New York with The City Rises
Adriana Rossetto and the Bet for a Theatre Without Geographical Barriers
The 'Art' Prism and Its Infinite Facets. Open Spaces and Connecting Threads
Francesca Falchi Back at InScena! With Degen(d)eration. The Ghost of the Tribade
Free Verse Meets InScena! to Bring Italian Artists and Community Together
Fabio Marceddu at InScena! With His One Man Show F.M. and His Double
Reminding Italy’s Wealthy What the Magnificent People of the Past did for Culture
The Great War is On Stage in New York with Giuseppina Facco's Angela's Wars
For You
South African Criminal Subculture: History and Myths
The Entrepreneur Is An Artist, The Enterprise Is His Work of Art
Migrants, Europe Needs Vision, not Tactics
One-on-One with Glenn Cooper: Doctor, Archaeologist and Author of Best-Sellers
Melania at Pride: Why I Dressed Up As the First Lady to Defend Freedom
An American Girl in Italy: Erin and Her Semester of Study Abroad in Siena
RFK and the “Mysterious” End of Kennedy’s Populism
The Imaginative Entrepreneur and the Conflict between Dream and Capital
A Madwoman in Free Society, Forty Years After the Basaglia Law.
