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Many of us hold stereotypical views about Pontians and their rich culture. However, the power of Pontian songs is profound, offering endless inspiration to artists across all musical genres.

The dedicated volunteer committee of the Food for Thought Network spearheads the creation of the most exceptional Global Conference for Women of Diaspora to date.

Varvara Athanasiou-Ioannou's anthology Her Voice: Greek Women and Their Friends (2021) is a compelling collection of forty-two narratives, each depicting women's lives in Australia. Together, these stories form a vivid tapestry that weaves the past and present of contemporary post-war Australian reality.

The Greek Community of Melbourne building was filled with over 80 enthusiastic participants for the first interactive workshop of the joint initiative of Food For Thought Network (FFTN) and PRONIA.

The Food for Thought Network of Australian Greek Women and PRONIA are conducting a new interactive workshop for women of Australian Greek origin.

The Herald & GenAnalytics Diversity Conference for Scotland has become a landmark event for organisations from all sectors of Scotland’s…

Professor Vasso Apostolopoulos one of the world's leading virologists has penned an opinion about the Food for Thought Network and its impact on women's leadership

FFTN has invited Professor Apostolopoulos to provide updates on the severity of viruses or variants appearing in 2022 and on how to protect ourselves.

The panel entitled “Her Voice – Greek Women and their friends” was a lively exchange of views from the participants

‘Her Voice: Greek Women and their Friends’ has been called an insightful anthology, and it contains the individual stories of 42 women – Greek Australian women and their friends to be precise – as they reflect upon the challenges that they have encountered on a myriad of levels in Australia over decades.