Author: USA
Community Garden Project (Chicago, USA)
Volunteers from New Acropolis Chicago partnered with local landscape designers and residents to beautify the local public garden. The volunteers received a donation of plants which were then gracefully placed […]
Restoring camaraderie (Los Angeles, USA)
Following the uprising against racial discrimination, many stores were looted or burned, and owners were left with ruined life enterprises. Seeing the frustration and anger, we understood that our part […]
Digital course: ‘Renaissance Now!’ (Boston, USA)
New Acropolis has reached the community “digitally” during this period of quarantine with its first online classes. The 3-part course, ‘Renaissance Now!’, aimed at inspiring people to think about the […]
Tornado Cleanup (Nashville, USA)
Members of New Acropolis in Nashville assisted in a cleanup following a major tornado in the city.
Making cookies for families at Ronald McDonald’s house (Raleigh, USA)
In the first quarter of the year, New Acropolis volunteers baked cookies for the families of hospitalized children in collaboration with the Ronald McDonald House.
Community Garden Volunteering (Atlanta, USA)
Members of New Acropolis Atlanta volunteering to help the Food Well Alliance (Formed in partnership with Atlanta Community Food Bank, exists to connect members of Atlanta’s local food movement around […]
Experimental high-school visits New Acropolis (Chicago, USA)
New Acropolis volunteers from Chicago hosted students from the Global Citizenship Experience Lab School (GCE), an alternative high-school which focuses on experience learning. The students took part in a class […]
Tour of North Carolina Museum of Art (Raleigh-NC, USA)
Tour of the North Carolina Museum of Art organized by New Acropolis.
A Philosophical Tour to the Heritage Museum of Asian Art (Chicago, USA)
The members enjoyed a tour to the Heritage museum of Asian art in Chinatown as part of program of studies of the symbolism of Asian culture and philosophy. After the […]
Plato’s Myth of the Cave Seminar (Raleigh, USA)
Seminar on Plato’s Myth of the Cave. Topics focused on the nature of reality and the importance of philosophical education.
