Participation
Participation in the Athens Dialogues
The Athens Dialogues conference was attended by over 1,700 people at the Onassis Cultural Centre itself, while another 11,000 watched proceedings unfold online as individuals users. The conference’s live Web-link was visited 55,000 times over the four days, while the event was also relayed over the Internet in real time to 50 universities, museums and other venues around the world, from Mexico and Vancouver to Paris and the most far-flung corners of Greece.
Furthermore, over 1,500 written questions were received from the public—real and virtual—via e-mail, facebook and twitter, a significant number of which reached the session chairs, who incorporated them into the dialogues. The questions that were not answered will be posted online and addressed in the ongoing electronic dialogue.
Participation in the Athens Dialogues continues
Your contribution to the Athens Dialogues is valuable.
In order to submit your comments and questions on the project
- Register at the AD e-Journal forum. The Athens Dialogues e-Journal was created and implemented by Harvard University’s Center for Hellenic Studies (CHS), in order to capture and disseminate the conversations that emerged from the Athens Dialogues Conference.
- Join us at the AD Network by sending e-mail to adnetwork@athensdialogues.org. The Athens Dialogues Network is an academic network which offers a venue for discussion and communication among all the contributors to conference and others who are interested in conversations about a range of issues concerning the evolution of Greek culture over the centuries and its role in modern society.
If you wish to receive news regarding the Athens Dialogues
- Register at the Athens Dialogues Newsletter
