Greetings from scorching Athens, where our courtyard offers cool refuge to VIP's and VIC's alike..

We are happy to announce a lecture by Dr. Éléonore Favier (Membre scientifique de L'École française d’Athènes) “What is the relationship between a city’s commercial harbor and its workshops? A work in progress on the case of Delos“ 12 February, at 18.00, at the NIA For more info see link below

On 18 February NIA will host the hybrid open meeting "Ancient Greek women philosophers" organised by our Visiting Professor Michiel Leezenberg (UvA), featuring lectures by himself, Mieke de Vos and Marije Martijn (@vuamsterdam.bsky.social) More info about the event and registration on our website:

Grateful for the fascinating papers by wonderful people from across Europe and the US at our conference ‘Jewish Urban Landscapes in Mid-20th Century Europe’ @bartwallet.bsky.social. Together, we put an important theme on the map, and we could not have wished for a better host: @niathens.bsky.social.

Currently underway: the first panel of the conference "Jewish Urban Landscapes in Mid-20th Century Europe" taking place at the NIA. A very intereting session focusing on Polish, Hungarian and Romanian cases.

We are thrilled to host this interesting international conference, which is organized in cooperation with Bart Wallet (University of Amsterdam) and the Workshop on the Study of the Jews in Greece, and features keynote lectures by Bart Wallet and Michael Meng (Clemson University).

On 6 February we will host a presentation of two recent publications on the return of Shoah survivors to their ancestral homes in Greece: Homecoming, Holocaust Survivors and Greece, 1941-1946 (K. Králová) «Νέα Ζωή», Έλληνες Εβραίοι μετά τη Σοά. Ιστορία, μνήμη, ταυτότητα (1944-1955) (E. Beze)

We are happy to announce a lecture by Dr. Éléonore Favier (Membre scientifique de L'École française d’Athènes) “What is the relationship between a city’s commercial harbor and its workshops? A work in progress on the case of Delos“ 12 February, at 18.00, at the NIA For more info see link below

Service announcement: The Netherlands Institute at Athens is an open, accesible and inclusive academic institute that firmly believes that all people living on our planet have undeniable human and democratic rights. Therefore, closing our account on X was a no-brainer. More to follow soon.