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Russian Diaspora & Cultural Diplomacy Conference
November 15, 2013
New York City
RACH-C celebrated ten years of service to the Russian community with The Russian Diaspora and Cultural Diplomacy Conference at New York University
The Russian Diaspora is a significant immigrant constituency in America. This conference examined its history, its present reality, and its future potential. It considered applicable experiences and best practices of other US Diasporas. It also reflected on the possible contribution of the Russian American community, through cultural diplomacy, as an instrument for mutual understanding and common purpose. Perspective and commentary were provided by distinguished members of the American and Russian academic community and other accomplished political, community, cultural and business leaders.
CELEBRATING THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF RACH-C
The Russian Diaspora and Cultural Diplomacy Conference was proposed by the Russian American Cultural Heritage Center to
celebrate its tenth year of community service; marking a long, successful history of preserving and sharing Russian American Culture. The NYU Jordan Center for the Advanced Study of Russia is proud to partner with RACH-C on the organization and development of this notable event.
– Dr. Yanni Kotsonis, Director of the NYU Jordan Center for the Advanced Study of Russia
The conference was held at NYU, and featured four panel discussions:
Please download the conference schedule to learn more about the speakers and timing of each panel session.
Panel IV | Projects and Programs for the Diaspora: how to become visible and useful for the development of Russian-American dialogue.
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Event Press (In Russian): Luchnik [PDF] / Golos Ameriki [PDF] / Gorchakov Fund [PDF] / Russian Church USA [PDF] / Russian Church USA (with photos) [PDF] / Reporter [PDF] / Reporter (Nov. 19, 2013) [PDF] / Komsomolskaya Pravda [PDF] / Moscow Compatriots Abroad [PDF] / ITAR-TASS vis EuroNews [PDF] / Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs [PDF]
Russian Music Piano Duo Recital – Anna and Dmitri Shelest
Join us for an evening of Russian music as part of celebration of the Russian-American History Month hosted by The Russian American Cultural Heritage Center.
Sunday April 30th at 6PM at Faust Harrison Pianos at 207 West 58th street (off of 7th ave.)
The admission is suggested donation only.
Reception to follow the concert.
RSVP with the number of guests to dvs@dvsworldwide.com
The program will include:
- Tchaikovsky “April” from The Seasons
- Rachmaninoff Piano Sonata No.2 Op.36
- Scriabin Etude Op.2 No.1 and Ver la Flamme Op.72
- Rubinstein Piano Concerto No.4 Op.70




