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Citizen Diplomacy International Philadelphia is partnering with the Consular Corps Association of Philadelphia for a very special conversation with Pier Attinio Forlano, Consul General of Italy.

Join us to hear Pier's reflections on Italy's COVID-19 response; the economic impact of the crisis; and what Italy has learned as a result.

Due South is the second project in a series of artistic explorations of volcanic islands. Due North (duenorth2014.com) focused on Iceland; Due South on Sicily. For the past few years, American and Italian artists have travelled individually and together to Sicily to create new works about the island, resulting in a large scale exhibition at the Delaware Contemporary.

Due South is the second project in a series of artistic explorations of volcanic islands. Due North (duenorth2014.com) focused on Iceland; Due South on Sicily. For the past few years, American and Italian artists have travelled individually and together to Sicily to create new works about the island, resulting in a large scale exhibition at the Delaware Contemporary.

This month-long series of more than 30 open-to-the-public events will highlight the contributions of Italian Americans to the Greater Philadelphia region and, indeed, the world. 

Juve and Real confirm UNESCO Cup squads

Juventus and Real Madrid have officially confirmed their respective squads for the UNESCO Cup charity fundraiser on Monday 2 June at Juventus Stadium.

The Bianconeri, under the stewardship of Gianluca Pessotto, will have the following players available:  

Alessio, Amoruso, Birindelli, Camoranesi, Carrera, Chimenti, Davids, Di Livio, Dimas, Ferrrara, Iuliano, Mirkovic, Montero, Nedved, Padovano, Porrini, Ravanelli, Tacchinardi, Tacconi, Torricelli, Tudor, Vieri, Vierchowod.

2013 celebrates 200 years of Verdi’s birth.   Philip Gossett, one of the greatest scholars of Verdi's work, as well as General Editor of The Works of Giuseppe Verdi (The University of Chicago Press and Casa Ricordi) will participate in a colloquium about the life and works of Verdi together with Jeffrey Kallberg (Professor of Music History, Associate Dean for Arts and Letters at University of Pennsylvania).

"Return to the old and it will be progress"
G. Verdi - Letter to Francesco Florimo - January 5, 1871