24.02.2020
On February 12, 1952, students in East Pakistan (present-day Bangladesh) revolted to prevent the abolition of their language “Bengali”. Their protest was drowned in blood, and on the occasion of this sacrifice, UNESCO established February 21st as the International Mother Language Day.
METAdrasi, recognizing and effectively supporting the right of every person to communicate in their mother tongue, has created a team of 350 trained and certified interpreters in 46 languages and dialects.
A day full of sports, culture, and togetherness in Schimatari! 140 children and young people from the Oinofyta refugee camp and the local community came together to enjoy: 🔴 8 Olympic sports — table tennis, basketball, fencing, judo, wrestling, laser run, handball...
The unaccompanied minors living in METAdrasi’s semi-autonomous apartments in Athens had the chance to visit the Acropolis Museum and the inspiring exhibition Allspice | Michael Rakowitz & Ancient Cultures. With curiosity and enthusiasm, the children explored the...
At METAdrasi’s educational center this summer, a beautiful coincidence reminded us of the power of education and human connection. In his English class, little M., one of our students, shared his dream: “I want to become a doctor when I grow up.” At that very moment,...
