Get Noticed in Good News! Your ad will reach a broad international group of readers including Polish-Americans, who are members, supporters and friends of The American Institute of Polish Culture. We are preparing our annual Good News magazine covering our events in 2025-2026. The magazine will be available on line and in print Fall 2026. The
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On Exhibit until Nov. 1st, 2024.
The Uncaptive Mind: Exploring the Polish School of Posters Opening: November 15, 2023 Steven J. Green School of International and Public Affairs, SIPA I Gallery Dive into the captivating world of the Polish School of Posters from the 1950s to the 1980s with our special video showcase, “The Uncaptive Mind.” This video takes you on
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ApplicationGoogle
APPLICATION The American Institute of Polish Culture’s annual Harriet Irsay Scholarship committee is ready to receive submissions. Every year, 10-15 talented students – U.S. citizens or permanent residents studying in the U.S. – receive $2,000 each. Applicants should be preferably of Polish decent or involved and interested in Polish related issues. Please note: You may
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Full Recording
University of Miami Libraries Coral Gables | Thursday | October 27, 2022 @ 7:00pm From the very beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Poland has abruptly become a frontline state. Absorbing and accommodating endless waves of refugees, delivering humanitarian assistance to Ukraine, and propping up its military effort to fend off the Russian aggressor.
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Tickets · Feb 3 · 2024 (SALES ARE CLOSED)
The online ticket sales for the Ball are CLOSED. Please check the availability by calling the Institute at 305-864-2349 or by emailing: assistant@ampolinstitute.org Online Tickets Pricing NOTE: Ball and Brunch tickets are non-refundable. In the event you are unable to attend, your purchase will be applied as a general donation to the Institute and is fully
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VIDEO: Polish-Estonian Relations and Their Importance in Current Events – Lecture by Ambassador Aldona Z. Woś
Join us for an insightful lecture delivered by Ambassador Aldona Z. Woś, President of The Institute of World Politics, as part of the Lady Blanka Rosenstiel Endowed Program in Polish Culture at the University of Miami. This event marks the third lecture in the series, focusing on the dynamic and historically rich relations between Poland
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