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Alexandra Kazickas Lithuanian School ended its 15th year last Saturday with a beautiful event celebrating its students' accomplishments and honoring its dedicated teachers.
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KFF is proud to see Lithuanians across the globe connecting, sharing and planning together. Last Saturday 3 initiatives supported by the Kazickas Family Fondation, Youth Can program in Lithuania, A. Kazickas Lithuanian School in the USA and Sociedad Lituana Nemunas in Argentina, met through Zoom.
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To start the week, Peter Kazickas & the Uncommon Team announced with excitement that they now have enough Monthly Donors to launch a new Innovation Hub in Zimbabwe!
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On April 16, Joseph P. Kazickas, the founder of the Kazickas family Foundation, who passed away in 2014, would have been 103 years old.
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MO Museum together with the Kazickas Family Foundation are starting a new initiative for socially vulnerable youth. Boys and girls are welcome to participate in free MO educational programs or visit the museum on their own.
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This March we mark 160 years since one of the most prominent Lithuanian women of her time, Gabriele Petkevicaite – Bite (1861-1943), was born.
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Joseph and Alexandra's second-born son, Alexander Kestutis Kazickas, passed away while on a trip around the world in Kathmandu, Nepal in December, 1976. He was 22 years old.
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Bradley D. Woodworth, Coordinator of Baltic Studies, as well as Joseph P. Kazickas Post-Doctoral Fellowship at Yale University and Assistant Professor of History at the University of New Haven together with his colleague Matthew Schmidt shared an article honoring the Restoration of Lithuanian Independence with the LRT (Lithuanian National Radio and Television).