Optimism for Bulgaria

In the Medieval Classifieds: Scribes Needed for Book Project

Dimitar Vasilev, an ethnographer with the National History Museum, thought of a fun way to help visitors appreciate the importance of Paisius’s work. He and his museum colleagues launched a group transcribing of the monk’s Slav Bulgarian History as part of the exhibition experience.

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Stella Goes in Search of Sunken Villages, Forgotten Stories

Featuring photos, collages, newspaper clippings, and personal memories, the exhibition isn’t meant to be sad. Positive change is also part of the story: the vicinity of some of the sunken villages has become a favorite place for photographers and history buffs; the migrations have inspired literary works; and former neighbors still keep up the community spirit through annual reunions.

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Cartoon Characters Poly and Techno Aid in STEM Learning

Poly and Techno are cartoon characters and part of the museum’s efforts to reach out to younger audiences. Poly and Techno are tech-savvy: through the museum’s blog, they explain the workings of musical instruments, energy generation, and computers; teach the principles of scientific experimentation; and uncover the fascinating course of technological evolution.

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Mentoring Is Giving: Mentors Talk about Coaching Youth

More and more accomplished individuals are volunteering their time and experience to help youth looking for professional development and opportunities beyond formal education and traditional work placement. Whether they do it through mentorship or other programs, these individuals are united in their desire to support young people’s growth and benefit their communities.

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