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Remember logan
09/20/2026

Remember logan

Remember logan
09/20/2026

Remember logan

2016 historical year
06/25/2026

2016 historical year

Logan DiPasquale, 22 years old born and raised in Rochester just won also the Italian Wonen Cívic Club of Rochester NY (...
05/07/2026

Logan DiPasquale, 22 years old born and raised in Rochester just won also the Italian Wonen Cívic Club of Rochester NY (IWCC) Scholarship for $3,000 iPod reccomendation of .it.aliano 💥🙌🏼‼️🇮🇹
4th year of my International & Global Studies degree next year, and I’ll be completing an immersion in Museum Studies - This summer participating in the Frederick C. Cuny Peace & Conflict Summer Program at RIT Kosovo. After going to Romania to meet with the Lucian Blaga University Library of Sibiu, whose director has voiced interest in partnering with RIT as a regional site for our Multispectral Imaging System for Heritage Artifacts (MISHA). This is part of my research for one of RIT’s Vertically Integrated Projects (VIPs), which is focused on imaging, preserving, and restoring cultural heritage. 💥❤️🇮🇹‼️ This is at its Best!! Proud if you LOGAN!!

.it.aliano is very proud that student hás received $3,000 for his studies at RIT from the Italian Women Civic Club I...
05/02/2026

.it.aliano is very proud that student hás received $3,000 for his studies at RIT from the Italian Women Civic Club IWCC of upon recommendation of the Italian Program at RIT💥🇮🇹‼️ Well deserved Rafa! And thanks IWCC! Please students contact Us if you want to apply for this great scholarship for students of and heritage

.it.aliano Professor Sanino DAmanda and RIT Student Gabi Payne ._p were co-curators for the exhibit Rochester NY Italian...
04/18/2026

.it.aliano Professor Sanino DAmanda and RIT Student Gabi Payne ._p were co-curators for the exhibit Rochester NY Italian Americans - Life, Culture, and Politics in collaboration with Professor Juilee Decker and MUSE Program in addition to RMSC Kathryn Murano Santos and their Itaian Archives. The exhinbit opened last April 2nd.
Mayor Malik Evans, Provost Prabu David, CLA Dean Kelly Martin Norris, RIT Community and Greater Rochester one visited too. To note the presence of Franco Montalbano .montalbano.96 whose family creatd the Rochester/Caltanissetta Sister Cities Program and the Consul Honorary of Italy Enzo Scollo The event was graced by the poetry reading of Angelo Zeolla

The .it.aliano worked hard in the Course Italian American Life and Culture and we are Live! More to add in the next mon...
04/16/2026

The .it.aliano worked hard in the Course Italian American Life and Culture and we are Live! More to add in the next month and in the next course session - to be continued 💥❤️🇮🇹‼️

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04/12/2026

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Tavola di table
03/24/2026

Tavola di table

Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Fred Kudjo Kuwornu and produced by Do The Right Films, this multilingual journey spans t...
03/17/2026

Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Fred Kudjo Kuwornu and produced by Do The Right Films, this multilingual journey spans the UK, Italy, Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands, and France, offering a fresh perspective on European art history and cultural heritage. The documentary features interviews with prominent worldwide scholars of Art History, History, and Black Studies, as well as Black activists and Art Curators, providing a comprehensive and nuanced view of this under-explored aspect of European history. Director Statement: I was born and raised in Europe, yet throughout my school years, I never saw myself reflected in our history lessons. The only mention of Black people came in the context of the slave trade, and when we studied the Renaissance, there were no stories or images of African descent in our textbooks. Discussions about Black people in the 15th and 16th centuries typically focus solely on their condition as enslaved individuals, overlooking the remarkable figures who lived in Europe during that time. This film aims to empower the Black diaspora by highlighting their presence as an integral part of Renaissance Europe’s societal fabric. It seeks to address the gaps in our historical education and challenge the narrow narrative that has long shaped our understanding of this period. Black life was omnipresent, yet the narrative that is selectively told remains problematic.
- Fred Kudjo Kuwornu

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