Newsletters
In May 2023, we launched an English section of our newsletter for the newer generations who have not yet had the opportunity to learn to read in Hungarian, as well as for anyone interested in our programs.
If you are not on our mailing list or would like to look up a previous issue, feel free to explore our archives below:
8/1/26
- Let's celebrate together! – AMIT conference 2026
- Visual Highlights from AMIT's Participation at the 2026 Tusvanyos Summer Festival and Lecture Series
- Online Hungarian ECL language exam and preparation lessons B1 to B1 levels
- Art contests - Michael Kovats, King St. Steven
- Preparation for the 2026-27 Season of Kapocs
- What's not broken don't fix it! Conversation with Soma Magyar
- The mission and vision of World Hungarians
- Stork Watch
- Remembering August 20
- Hawaii diaspora school camp
7/1/26
- Let's celebrate together! – AMIT conference 2026
- Foundations for Hungarian Language and Culture: Balaton, the Hungarian Sea, First Sleepover, Camping, Sea World
- Online Hungarian ECL language exam and preparation lessons B1 to B1 levels
- USA 250: Art contest and historic journey
- Visual highlights from the Hungarian festival in New Brunswick
- Highlights from Hungarian Summit Education Week 2026 in Orlando
- Hungarians of the World Network has officially opened its collection and research hub
- Beyond the competition - the Kapocs experience
- St. Steven, the king - drawing contest for children
- Hawaii diaspora school camp
6/1/26
- Let’s Celebrate Together! – AMIT Conference 2026
- The New Brunswick Hungarian Festival
- Opening Of The World Hungarian Collection And Research Center
- The Fire of Our Unity
- Hungarian World School – Interview At the ECL Certificate Presentations In Washington, Dc
- USA 250: Art Contest And Historical Journey
- Hungarian Diaspora Everyday Life
- Getting Ready for Father’s Day - Program for Hungarian Language and Cultural Foundations Recommendations
AMIT 2026.6.1. Newsletter
3/7/24
- XII. AMIT conference
- Diaspora Hungarian School's Conference in Budapest
- AMIT-Tali Programming workshop
- Diaspora Summer Scholarships
- Rákóczi Summer Camp
11/4/23
- 2023 AMIT conference summary
- Boskola received American Hungarian Coalition award
- AJMOI 60 year old - Fundraising gala
- Tempus Foundation - Scholarship application opens in November
6/18/23
- Hungarian reading camp possibly 2023 winter break
- Michigan State Vivid - Scholarship for LCTL teachers
- Dr. Judit Kerekes, AMIT co-president was recognized by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
- Folk Art Camp in Nádudvar
- Save the date: AMIT Conference 2023. October 15.
5/8/23
- AMIT-tali webinars:
“Általad nyert szép hazát" Krisztián Nyáry.
"About Petőfi from a different perspective "with Dr. Judit Havas PhD - Folk Art Camp in Nádudvar
- The AHEA Conference
- In the spotlight: AJMOI
- Save the date: AMIT Conference 2023. October 15.