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  • Stefania Puxeddu Clegg and Benedetta Scardovi-Mounier. Photo by Maria Grazia Facciolà
    Facts & Stories

    Dual Language Programs are Riding High in New York City

    Giada Gramanzini(June 14, 2018)
    The event at the Italian Cultural Institute of New York on June 13, dedicated to the presentation of DLP in NYC schools by In Italiano – Bilinguismo a New York, was an amazing success. It was made possible thanks to the hard work of the Italian institutions, NYC public schools and two incredibly strong women
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    Art & Culture

    Be Ready for Italy at The NAFSA Annual Conference & Expo

    Italy will participate this week at the NAFSA Association of International Educators education fair in the US. Thanks to the support of The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation a special video was prepared for this occasion. You will follow John and Li in their journey. Visit the Italian pavilion!
  • Little Chefs - Learning Italian and how to make Tiramisu at Speakitaly
    Life & People

    Feeding Speakitaly's Promising Future

    Sara Krevoy(January 31, 2018)
    In a little less than one year, Raffaella Galliani has nourished her very own language school into a growing, thriving business. The language teacher of nearly 12 years has broken out on her own, working both with adults and children to enrich their working knowledge of Italian language and culture.
  • Art & Culture

    Italian Language Week Celebrations in New York

    F. A.(October 17, 2017)
    As part of the celebrations for the 17th International Italian Language Week an array of special events that aim to promote Italian language and culture are scheduled all around the world. This years event, which runs until October 22, has the theme: "Italian at the Cinema, Italian in the Cinema".
  • Art & Culture

    “Italian at the Cinema, Italian in the Cinema”

    This year’s theme of the 17th edition of the Week of Italian Language in the World is the cinema, to highlight the role that the film-making industry and its stars had in developing our society and our language.
  • Art & Culture

    What Italian Language(s) Does Italian Film Speak?

    Join this Monday (October 16, 2017 - 6:30-8:30pm‌) Lecture Hall 101, Feliciano School of Business at Montclair State University. "Critical Made in Italy Part 3: Cinema" is the title of series, designed by the Inserra Chair in Italian and Italian American Studies in 2016 and inspired by a collection of essays edited by Daniele Balicco - Made in Italy and Culture.

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