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Andreas Kyprianides Recognized in Nicosia for Decades of Service to the Cypriot Diaspora
President Nikos Christodoulides honored Los Angeles Consul General Andreas Kyprianides with Cyprus’s highest recognition during a diaspora ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Nicosia on August 27, 2025.
Tracing Your Greek Family Roots: A Practical Guide for the Diaspora
Many Greek-Americans begin their family search with just a name or a photo. From parish records and state archives in Greece to DNA testing and adoption files, new tools are helping families reconnect with their…
You Don’t Have to Choose Between Ambition and Belonging: Why More Greeks Abroad Are Moving Back Without Starting Over
More Greeks abroad are finding ways to return without starting over. Remote work, new visas, and programs like Rebrain Greece are making it possible to build a life in Greece while keeping global careers and…
From Clay To Bronze: The Sculpting Legacy Of Greek-American Artist Zenos Frudakis
In a sunlit barn studio in the suburbs of Philadelphia, a 10-foot-tall statue of Muhammad Ali stands frozen mid-punch, with his iconic form split in two. This larger-than-life sculpture is just one of many works…
Odysseus Lives: A Night of Heritage, Tradition, and Unbreakable Bonds
It is fundamental to human nature for people to feel a strong urge to connect and share time with others from their homeland when they are far away. This desire to bond over shared origins,…
Legacy Of Light: The Life And Art Of Constantine ‘Costa’ Manos
Constantine Manos, the esteemed Greek-American photographer and member of Magnum Photos, passed away peacefully at the age of ninety on January 3, 2025.
Evangelos Frudakis, An Artist’s Journey
Port Richmond Section, Philadelphia, PA – His journey as an artist has been life-long. From the age of 8, he recalls his first visit to Greece in 1929 on a ship that took days to cross…
