Author: Italy
Celebration of Earth Day (Syracuse, Italy)
In the context of Earth Day, New Acropolis in Syracuse organized a series of activities to sensitize the public to a necessary respect towards nature and to our planet. Activities included a round table […]
A Carnival of Solidarity (L’Aquila, Italy)
For 14 years, volunteers of New Acropolis in L’Aquila, celebrate the Carnival together with children of the “Home of Immaculate Conception” of San Gregorio (L’Aquila), institution that hosts unmarried mothers, children and […]
Summer School Camps (Italy)
New Acropolis Italy organized two ecology and civil protection camps during the summer: “7 Young Days ” and “Operation Neptune”. Dedicated especially to young people, these camps alternate theoretical lessons […]
Volunteer Partners. A Celebration of Volunteering and Partnership (Bologna, Italy)
This was the ninth edition of “Volunteer Partners – a Celebration of of Volunteering and Partnership” promoted by the Volunteering Services Centre of the Province of Bologna. The event is […]
New Acropolis Brings “Mother Teresa of Calcutta” Park to Life (Catania, Italy)
All summer long volunteers from New Acropolis Catania (Italy) have been promoting the campaign “Spring to Life: Another Park is Possible.” It was an initiative for the coming together and […]
Italian Government Awards Medal to Sandro Spagnoli Posthumously
New Acropolis volunteer Sandro Spagnoli, who perished in the 2009 earthquake that destroyed the city of L’Aquila, was posthumously awarded the Medal of Merit, Second Degree, by the Italian Council of […]
Mountain Friend in Castel del Monte (Italy)
150 volunteers from all over Italy participated in the 17th “Mountain Friend” Learning Camp organized by New Acropolis L’Aquila in Castel del Monte. A great opportunity for participants to test […]
Ecological clean-up at the Temple of Apollo in Syracuse (Italy)
New Acropolis volunteers in Syracuse have adopted the Temple of Apollo and taken on responsibility for cleaning it once a month. This temple is part of the archaeological heritage of […]
