Associazione Italo Americana FVG / American Corner Trieste - Piazza S. Antonio Nuovo, 6 - 34122 Trieste TS Italy - +39040630301 +393498666667 aia.fvg@gmail.com
English Conversation Club - registration required for each meeting
Teen Maker Space - 1st time registration required
Ukrainian Documentary Series - in Ukrainian with English subtitles
Trieste Ukulele Club - 1st time registration required - Our 3rd Birthday this meeting!
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Black History Month, also recognized as African American History Month, holds a significant place in the cultural fabric of the United States, observed every February. This annual commemoration is a dedicated time to celebrate and acknowledge the remarkable achievements, contributions, and overall history of African Americans, showcasing how their efforts have left an indelible mark on the nation’s past and continue to shape its future.
This designated month serves as a crucial opportunity for people across the nation to not only acknowledge the invaluable contributions of Black Americans to society but also to spotlight the pioneers who fought for civil rights and racial equality. A central figure in the American Civil Rights Movement, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., often serves as a starting point for individuals seeking to build their understanding of African American contributions to the nation.
The first U.S. stamp to honor an African American was the ten-cent Booker T. Washington stamp, issued in 1940. In 1978, the Postal Service initiated the Black Heritage stamp series, to recognize the achievements of individual African Americans.
RESOURCES
POSTAL HISTORY - AFRICAN AMERICANS featured on US Stamps - USPS article
AFRICAN AMERICAN ICONS on US STAMPS - People Magazine
BRIEF HISTORY OF THE US POST OFFICE - Article - Smithsonian
HOW THE POST OFFICE MADE AMERICA
WILL THE POST OFFICE BE A PART OF OUR FUTURE AS IT WAS A PART OF OUR PAST - CBS News. 10 MIN.
HOW THE POST OFFICE READS ILLEGIBLE ADDRESSES - 7 min
VIRTUAL FIELD TRIP - PRE-K - 7 min.
Group Leader: Lyudmyla
For Info: Send an email to Lyudmyla at mila31373@gmail.com
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Ever since George Washington became President in 1789, the presidency has been a major focus of American political life, and as with nearly everything associated with that office, presidential portraits have from the outset attracted considerable popular interest. There was, in fact, a time when painted, sculpted or engraved likenesses were the only means that most people knew their Presidents. In the case of Washington, there were even sporadic debates through much of the nineteenth century over which portrait had most accurately recorded him for posterity.
It is no surprise, then, that presidential portraiture has been a major collecting concern at the National Portrait Gallery ever since it opened its doors in 1968. The media for presidential imagery has ranged everywhere from the traditional oil-on-canvas and marble to cotton handkerchiefs and sewing-box lids, and the Gallery houses today a richly varied array of presidential likenesses. In the selection of portraits on view here, some are more sophisticated and striking than others; some are quite rare or altogether unique; some are calculated to impress us with their gravity while others are warmly intimate. Taken collectively, however, they all have one thing in common: In one degree or another, they all evoke the history of the nation's highest office and the individuals who have occupied it.
Presidential Inauguration in Streaming - 5:30 pm - LIVE from Washington DC
Teen Maker Space - 1st time registration required
TESOL - Dyslexia and Second Language Learners - Conference for Teachers - Registration Required
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We will be here at 5:30 pm to watch the Pre-Ceremony events.
Join us to watch the event in streaming in English. FREE and Open to the Public
The White House - YouTube
Inauguration details
"I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States."
Past inaugurations:
Highlights of the Biden Inauguration - January 2021
Highlights of the Trump Inauguration - January 2017
Highlights of the Obama Inauguration - January 2013
https://www.hmhco.com/blog/classroom-presidential-inauguration-activities-for-students?srsltid=AfmBOorFI3m669aB9jTtoBxFaU7xbrpl4lYR0IVE9VsxEc_JyE4Pdckl
https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/presidential-documents-archive-guidebook/inaugural-addresses
