Author: USA
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.
‘Strength to Love’: Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr
New Acropolis Boston paid tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with an interactive event open to the public about his ideals, his values, his life and legacy, as well […]
Birthday Cards for Seniors (Raleigh, N.C., USA)
Volunteers from Raleigh Acts of Kindness completed a project of Birthday Cards for Seniors in the city.
Invasive Plant Clearing in Atlanta’s Grant Park (USA)
Volunteers from New Acropolis of Atlanta worked together with the Grant Park Conservancy to clear away invasive plants in Atlanta’s most historic park.
Preparing a Community Garden (Chicago, USA)
During a perfect weekend on the Autumn volunteers and members of New Acropolis worked to prepare a community garde. As the season changes, maintaining the garden provides opportunities to investigate […]
Japanese Tea Ceremony (Atlanta, USA)
Christine Provine conducted a Japanese Tea Ceremony. This Ceremony is a sacred practice that has been cultivated since the 12th Century and invites those in ceremony to be a witness […]
