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THE RUSSIAN AMERICAN
CULTURAL HERITAGE CENTER |
Welcome
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PEOPLE AND PLACES photo by Ilona Kolesnichenko |
Russian American Cultural Heritage Center is a 501 C 3 not-for-profit organization, dedicated to collecting, preserving, and disseminating the best traditions, the history, the culture and the heritage of Russian Americans, and to sharing them with their friends and neighbors.
RACH-C recognizes that the ultimate recipients of its efforts are children for whom this preserved heritage will enrich the present and inform the future.
RACH-C utilizes varied means to accomplish its Mission: Performing, Literary and Visual Arts; Salons, Seminars, and Forums; Workshops; Publications; “Children’s Festivals,” Post Adoption and related services and events.
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NOTICES
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RACH-C Recommends: Musical Olympus Foundation
We draw your attention to an inspired presentation of young musical talent
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RACH-C Recommends: Via Roman
Nuevo Russian-Gypsy Music @ Drom (NYC) - Jan 28 @ 7pm
The music of Via Romen, North America’s premier Nuevo Russian-Romany (Gypsy) group, drawn from a vast Romani (Gypsy) repertoire originating in Eastern and Western Europe, is enriched by jazz, Jewish and Latino styles, enchant audiences with intricate improvisations, catchy tunes and flashy footwork
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RACH-C Recommends: PENGUIN CLASSICS PRESENTS “Why Russian Literature Matters”
PENGUIN CLASSICS PRESENTS
“Why Russian Literature Matters”
Monday, February 8th
A CONVERSATION WITH
Anya Ulinich, Keith Gessen, Olga Grushin, and Natasha Randall
Moderated by Ronald Meyer
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IRCPL Fellowship Opportunities
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Teach English at The American Home in Vladimir, Russia
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JOB: Program Manager, Smolny College, St. Petersburg, Russia
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Save the date & Call for papers: Post-Soviet Internet
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Program Manager Open World Program
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[SEELANGS] Scholarship for folklore expedition
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American Councils for International Education has a vacancy for a Program Manager, Open World Program, in Washington, DC
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EVENTS
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January 25, 2010; MSRS presentation at UN
Dear Colleague,
On behalf of MSRS (The International Council of Russian Compatriots) we invite you to the first formal presentation of MSRS at the United Nations on January 25, 2010 at 1pm. MSRS achieved associative status with the UN (DPI) in 2008.
Established just 8 years ago, this international NGO (www.msrs.ru), today incorporates the work of 140 organizations in 53 countries today. The president of MSRS is Pierre Sheremeteff.
Olga Zatsepina, Ph.D
President, Russian American Cultural Heritage Center ( RACH-C, www.rach-c.org)
Board Member, MSRS (www.msrs.ru)
Representative of MSRS at DPI (UN)
tel: 1-212-567-5834; fax: 1-315-636-4411
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