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- Finlandia Fantasia
- Letter: Hymn has a colorful history
- UW-shkosh Roundup: Volleyball men’s soccer picked first in WIAC
Written by admin on August 28th, 2009 with no comments.
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- Finlandia Fantasia
- Letter: Hymn has a colorful history
- UW-shkosh Roundup: Volleyball men’s soccer picked first in WIAC
- Pastor trades Houghton for Houghton Lake
- Dry Idea: Just Thinking About Martinis
Written by admin on August 27th, 2009 with no comments.
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- Spirits Review: Finlandia Tangerine Fusion
- Ahlstrom’s financial information in 2010
- Killing Clichés and Chasing Lens Lice
- Finlandia plans $15-M expansion
- Nigeria: Helsinki – Press Freedom And White Nights
- Celebration of Life scheduled for noted jai ceramicist
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- Spirits Review: Finlandia Tangerine Fusion
- Finlandia plans $15-M expansion
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- Finlandia plans $15-M expansion
- TMS band winter concert
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- TMS band winter concert
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- Finn Day events set for Saturday in Chisholm
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- After four visits to Helsinki this must be love
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Scandinavian Stories, a New York-based after school project exploring and documenting Scandinavian cultural identity in a globalized world, has been awarded a $10,000 grant from the Barbro Osher Pro Suecia Foundation.
“We are delighted by the news and very grateful to the Barbro Osher Foundation. The grant covers a little less than a third of the costs for the project, so this fall we will continue our work of raising funds”, says Martina Högberg, who together with Melinda Martino is behind Scandinavian Stories. As Swedes, New Yorkers, and immigrants themselves, questions of cultural identity have long been of personal interest to them and have inspired them to launch the project.
Through digital storytelling workshops with children and youth aged 9-15 of Scandinavian heritage, or with connections to Scandinavia, they aim to explore Scandinavian cultural identity in the globalized 21st century. Over 10 weeks in the spring of 2010, the workshop participants will discuss and investigate issues related to heritage, identity, and migration and in the process produce digital stories – short films combining different media – documenting what Scandinavian cultural identity can look like in today’s globalized world. Martina Högberg and Melinda Martino hope that the personal stories shared by the participants will shed light on the connections between understanding one’s individual cultural identity and the ability to experience a sense of global citizenship. The stories will be spread to a broad audience though web, TV, radio, print and public screenings.
Scandinavian Stories will be open for enrollment this fall. The venue of Scandinavian Stories is the Halldór Laxness Library at Scandinavia House, the headquarters of The American-Scandinavian Foundation.
The Barbro Osher Pro Suecia Foundation supports Swedish-related cultural and educational projects in the U.S. and Sweden.
For more information:
Melinda Martino, Founder and Managing Director
Tel: +1 718 755 9898
E-mail: melinda@scandinavianstories.org
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