Between 20 and 22 of June, 2011 Carpathian Foundation Hungary hosted 5 students and their teachers from GeorgiaTech University, Atlanta. The students visited the Foundation’s office; experienced its operational structures and programs, and they also visited some NGOs operating in the region - Kaptárkő Conservationist and Cultural Association, Roma Association Szomolya, Farkaskő Cave Art Association and SZETA Eger.
Almost 20 young people have participated in the summer seminar in August organized by Tom Lantos Institute and its partners. The participants discussed topics such as extremism, gender roles and equality, minority issues, migration tendencies and practices, social exclusion and discrimination, or education policies. They also had the chance to visit two local projects by the Carpathian Foundation aimed to help the poor in the region. Apart from the lectures, many cultural events were offered so that they got know Eger and its surroundings.
Join the public collection of the Carpathian Foundation-Slovakia for restoration of the firewrecked gem of Slovak national culture and opened in partnership with Rozhlas a televízia Slovenska (Slovak Radio and Television).
On 10 March, 2012, all roofs and a part of the interior of the Krásna Hôrka Castle burned. The Carpathian Foundation now gives you an opportunity to contribute to the renovation of this important cultural monument and to make a donation to the public money collection.
Join the public collection of the Carpathian Foundation-Slovakia for restoration of the firewrecked gem of Slovak national culture and opened in partnership with Rozhlas a televízia Slovenska (Slovak Radio and Television).
On 10 March, 2012, all roofs and a part of the interior of the Krásna Hôrka Castle burned. The Carpathian Foundation now gives you an opportunity to contribute to the renovation of this important cultural monument and to make a donation to the public money collection.
