Over the weekend, the Federation of Hellenic-American Societies of New England played host to a slightly belated celebration of Greek Independence in Boston, Massachusetts. The celebration commenced with the signing…
AHEPA Leadership met the Patriarch of Jerusalem, Theophilos III, this week to discuss assistance to the Greek Orthodox Community of Jerusalem. Supreme President Savas C. Tsivicos had an audience with the…
The AHEPA Family observed Holocaust Martyrs’ and Heroes’ Remembrance Day ceremonies in Israel this week. Also known as Yom HaShoah, the ceremonies spanned two days, beginning at the Yad Vashem Memorial in…
An AHEPA Family leadership delegation, led by Supreme President Savas C. Tsivicos, accompanied a U.S. Congressional delegation to the Greek Ministry of National Defense (known as the Greek “Pentagon”) for an in-depth…
On April 17th, the Supreme President of the Order of AHEPA and members of his excursion participated in a reception for thirty-two members of the United States Congress at the King George…
Members of the Order of AHEPA's leadership were honored to visit the Ecumenical Patriarchate in Constantinople, Turkey during Holy Week. Led by Supreme President Savas C. Tsivicos, the delegation of AHEPA Family members…
Supreme President Savas C. Tsivicos and AHEPA family members arrived in Israel this week to meet with the Ambassador of Greece in Israel, Maria Solomou. There, the Supreme President discussed his previous…
On Monday, March 24th, Supreme Governor of Region 8 George Zioulas accompanied the Brothers of Sacramento Chapter 153 at the California State Capitol to witness Resolution 35, to recognize March…
Manoli the Greek Mouse, a children's book by AHEPA member George Psomas, has won the 76th annual Christopher Award in the "Books for Young People" category. This prestigious award is given to…
The 2025 Detroit Greek Independence Day Parade was a vibrant celebration of Hellenism, faith, and unity, drawing hundreds from across Michigan and beyond. Hosted by the Detroit Greek Independence Day…