Returnees Gala in Zagreb
The chairman of the Hrvatska Uzdanica association Ivan Radić and Croatian Heritage Foundation director Mijo Marić, representing the organising and co-organising organisations, welcomed the guests.
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Šunde’s Book on Emigration from Podgora to New Zealand
Smiljana Šunde, a long time reporter and editor with the documentary and education programme departments at national broadcaster Croatian Radio, has self-published her fifth book, Batili su ocean, the fruit of four decades of research.
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CHF Hosts Croatian Language Instruction Abroad Textbook Promo
On hand to discuss the Croatian at Heart textbook, fully harmonised with the Croatian instruction abroad curriculum, were two natives of Blato—the author Dijana Ančić and the edition editor Emica Calogjera Rogić, joined by reviewer Igor Marko Gligorić.
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Guillermo Escalante’s Sleeping Goddess in Split
The exhibition, staged at the premises of the Alliance Française, was opened by Gerard Denegri, the first honorary consul of the French Republic in Croatia, and Branka Bezić Filipović, the head of our Split branch office.
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The Pannonian Almanac as a Promoter of The Languages of Pannonia
Hajszan’s work is of exceptional importance not only to the culturological history of this ethnic Croatian minority enclave, especially in the area of present-day Austria, Hungary, Slovakia and Czechia, but also to homeland philologists and historians.
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Second Ethnic Croatian Minority Communities Youth Forum Staged in Koljnof
The three-day event saw youth in our minority community discuss the issues of minority education in the Croatian language and learn more about the cultural and historical heritage of the local ethnic Croatian community.
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Croatian Poets from Around the World Gather at Rešetari Event
The 21st poetry meeting in Rešetari was staged by hosts the Rešetari Literary and Arts Society and the CHF. The event was held under the high patronage of President Kolinda Grabar Kitarović and under the auspices of the culture ministry, the City of Zagreb and Brod-Posavina County. Also on board as co-organisers and sponsors were the Municipality of Rešetari and the State Office for Croats Abroad.
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Vanda Boras Podravac’s A Diary from the Croatian Diaspora
With this book Australian and ethnic Croatian Vanda Boras Podravac has significantly enriched the autobiographical emigrant narrative of our people in the post-World War II period.
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PAIN Celebrates Twenty-Fifth Year
The event in Sambotel was opened by PAIN chair and founder Robert Hajszan, who expressed his gratitude to the numerous members and associates of the institute whose work over the past twenty-five years has seen this culture association create links across the whole of the Pannonian region.
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Business and Society Meet & Greet, Herzegovina Night and Days of Croatian Film in Orašje
CHF director Marić was on hand to take part in a business sector and society meet-and-greet event, the Herzegovina Night in Posavina and the Days of Croatian Film as the personal envoy of Croatian President Grabar-Kitarović.
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