The Croatian Women’s Network celebrated International Women’s Day with awards presented to Croatian women and women of Croatian background in the country and in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Switzerland, the United States of America and Australia.
DetailsThis two-tome collection of papers is financially supported by the State Office for Croats Abroad and published by the Hrvati association, Čakavska Katedra of Šopron (Sopron, Hungary), the PanoniQm institute, and the EMC GRAH KUME foundation.
DetailsDay two of the international conference saw lectures by Jure Vujić, Marin Knezović, Božo Vukušić, Anđelko Mijatović, Ivan Tepeš, Mislav Rubić, Krešimir Bušić, Vlatko Smiljanić and Jakov Žižić.
DetailsSix amateur theatre troupes performed for audiences in Hercegovac from Croatia, Hungary, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia. The round table discussions and workshops will certainly contribute to the continuing and successful work of these amateur troupes.
DetailsThe featured guest speaker was Marin Knezović, head of the Croatian Heritage Foundation minorities department. The event was moderated by Željka Lovrenčić.
DetailsA CHF delegation led by deputy director Ivan Tepeš, joined by diaspora heritage department head Ljerka Galic, and the heads of the Split and Dubrovnik branch offices Branka Bezić Filipović and Maja Mozara, visited Montenegro at the invitation of the Croatian Civic Society of Montenegro.
DetailsThis year’s Croatian Emigrant Almanac was presented by the volume’s editor V. Kukavica, associate professor B. Skoko of the University of Zagreb’s Faculty of Political Science, and M. Bošnjak of the State Office for Croats Abroad. On hand to welcome everyone were CHF director M. Marić and Z. Milas, state secretary at the State Office for Croats Abroad, attending as the representative of Prime Minster Andrej Plenković.
DetailsThe Festa Dubrovnik association, the Dubrovnik Association of Artists and the Croatian Heritage Foundation are jointly hosting an exhibition in the foyer of the Marin Držić Theatre featuring fourteen works by twelve artists.
DetailsThe foundation established by Chilean magnate and patron of Croatian extraction Andrónico Luksic Abaroa (Antofagasta, 5 November 1926 – Santiago, 18 August 2005) has provided financial support for Croatian specialists seeking professional training at the Harvard Kennedy School for the past thirteen years
DetailsThe Croatian Centre in Vienna organised its 72nd successful Gradišće Croatian Ball, gathering over 1,300 guests from across Austria, Croatia, Slovakia, Hungary, Germany and Italy, with many leading figures from the political, diplomatic, culture and business sectors, including Croatian Heritage Foundation director Mijo Marić
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