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George E. Danis Leadership Seminar Pandemic & Citizenship in the Mediterranean City

BOSTON – The Emmanuel College Institute of Eastern Mediterranean Studies George E. Danis Leadership Seminar Pandemic and Citizenship in the Mediterranean City takes place on Saturday, April 17, via Zoom, beginning at 9 AM EDT with Mayors, Citizenship, COVID-19 in the Mediterranean City featuring Mayor of Athens, Greece, Kostas Bakoyannis; Mayor of Nicosia, Cyprus, Constantinos Yiorkadjis; and Mayor of Syracuse, Italy, Francesco Italia.

The event continues at 12 PM EDT with Health and Public Policy in the Age of COVID-19 featuring Dr. Natalia Linos, Executive Director, Harvard University FXB Center; Dr. Eirini Iliaki, Infectious Disease Specialist; Dr. Fotini Christia, Director, MIT Sociotechnical Systems Research Center; and Sofia Kouvelaki, CEO, The Home Project.

Zoom Link: https://emmanuel.zoom.us/j/j91483010715.

More information about Emmanuel College Institute of Eastern Mediterranean Studies is available online: https://www.emmanuel.edu.

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