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The Baltic Studies Program and the European Studies Council at Yale present three talks by two Baltic Studies Fellows, Inta Mierina and KFF grantee Violeta Davoliute, and by Latvian political scientist, Daunis Auers.

On September 29, 2015, Members of the Kazickas Family Foundation participated at United Nations Sustainable Development Summit 2015 where seventeen Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) for 2015-2030 were introduced. KFF program “The Power of Basketball” is an initiative working on U.N. SDG Goal # 3: “Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages."

Emma Maxwell, a Youth Ambassador from the US through ExCEL Abroad program, supported by KFF, shares her latest experience in beautiful Lithuanian words. Emma, among many other activities, has been studying Lithuanian for the last six months and we couldn't be any prouder of you, Emma! 

On March 15th in New York, Jonas Kazickas, Neila Baumiliene, Aiste Furajevaite and Ginte Genender of Kazickas Family Foundation met with Minister of Social Security and Labour of Lithuania Algimanta Pabedinskiene and Director of the International Relations Department, Rita Skrebiskiene. thanks to Consul General of Lithuania Julius Pranevicius.

March 31 - April 1, 2016 association "Different Child" (Kitoks Vaikas) is inviting to the international scientific - practical conference "Applied Behavior Analysis - Psychological, Educational and Medical Help. Challenges and Opportunities" at the Lithuanian University of Educational Sciences. Conference, sponsored by Kazickas Family Foundation, unites families of children with Autism Spectrum disorder and behavioral problems, educators and specialists using ABA therapy for intervention.

While Lithuanians all over the world celebrate March 11 - Day of Restoration of Independence of Lithuania, Jurate Kazickas shares her memories of that day 26 years ago.

Every year, usually in the beginning of March, US celebrates National Foreign Language Week. It aims at making the United States aware of the need for and importance of foreign language study through celebration of languages.

Yale University’s Program in Baltic Studies invites applications for a post-doctoral fellowship of variable duration (four to nine months during the 2016-17 academic year) in the following fields: law, economics, business and finance, environmental policy, political science, international relations, and history.

Bradley D. Woodworth, Baltic Studies Coordinator at the Yale University, announced with great pride last week that starting 2016-2017 academic year, the Joseph P. Kazickas Post-Doctoral Fellowship for citizens of Lithuania will be available every year instead of every other year.