The purpose of the Programme is the transfer of knowledge and attracting investment to the science system of the Republic of Croatia, and indirectly to the economy system, through the cooperation of scientists from the Republic of Croatia and Croatian scientists in diaspora
DetailsThis issue presents a report on the degenia, a plant endemic to the Velebit mountain range in Croatia, and wraps up our long-standing columns section in its current form. The upcoming double issue will introduce our new columns.
DetailsThis brilliant idea has thus bridged three continents and showcased the creative potential of young people in the homeland and the diaspora. We certainly expect to see the Toys at Heart project join the ranks of other long-standing and fruitful CHF programmes and that these toys will continue to find their way into our hearts for decades to come.
DetailsThis year’s forum was focused on The Linguistic Heritage of the Indigenous Croatian Enclaves of Central and Southeast Europe. Speaking on behalf of the Croatian President, state secretary Zvonko Milas reaffirmed Government’s continuing and comprehensive support of our minority communities abroad, including language programmes.
DetailsThe fourth Meeting G2 event saw over seventy successful business people from nineteen countries and aims to network businesses in the country and in the diaspora communities
DetailsTaking part in the fourth meeting along with the hosts were representatives of the Croatian communities in Paraguay, Chile, Peru, Bolivia and Venezuela. Not present, although expected, were representatives of Argentinean Croats, who are to host the next meeting.
DetailsThe jubilee 25th Winter School of Croatian Folklore will be staged in Koprivnica from the 3rd to 12th of January 2019. The school is a CHF project organised by project manager Snježana Jurišić. The school will focus on the dances, folk costumes, songs and instruments of the Croatian Adriatic.
DetailsThe 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.
DetailsSmiljana 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.
DetailsOn 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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