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Send us your favorite Italian restaurants offering curbside, delivery or pick-up in your community! Since NIAF launched this initiative last month, people have submitted dozens of restaurants from 23 states nationwide. Let's support Italian restaurants in all 50. Email media@niaf.org the following: Restaurant Name Location (city and state) Website See the running list at www.niaf.org/restaurants.From the extensive Vatican collection to Roman ruins, here are six beautiful Italian museums in Italy that you can visit online, curated by @anamericaninrome—link in bio.NIAF is partnering with @sognotoscano to give 10% off your order from sognotoscano.com! Skip the line and the crowded supermarkets—but the same authentic products and have them delivered to your door. All you have to do is enter our discount code NIAF10 to receive the 10% discount. You will also help the Foundation because for every purchase that uses our discount, NIAF receives a percentage from the sale to help us continue our mission through these times. So order your Italian go-to basics and delicacies at sognotoscano.com."Throughout its rich and storied history, Rome has come back from invaders and setbacks of all descriptions. The Eternal City will surely do so once again. The world’s prayers are with you..." Check out the rest of Carla Gambescia's post on NIAF's Pensieri Blog—link in bio.The campaign can also be found at www.niaf.org/coronavirusrelief. ⬇️⬇️⬇️🇮🇹🇺🇸🙏🏼 Repost from @italyinus • #ItalyStayStrong - The Embassy of #Italy has partnered with ISSNAF for this @gofundme campaign to fund 3 Italian medical and research institutes in Rome, Milan, and Naples at the forefront of the #coronavirus outbreak. Please click link in bio to join our campaign and to donate. (Image credits: Fusion Medical Animation) #italia #italian #iorestoacasa #weareitaly #covid19 #issnaf #rome #milan #naplesTomie dePaola, the prolific children’s author and illustrator who delighted generations with tales of Strega Nona, the kindly and helpful old witch in Italy, passed away on March 30, at age 85. “...I think Tomie dePaola showed all of us the power a good book holds. And how many hearts that book can touch. A well-crafted story will accompany you for the rest of your life. And so will the memory of Tomie. It will be here, in my heart, for eternity." Read @iambooksboston founder Nicola Orichuia's memories of Tomie dePaola on NIAF's Pensieri blog: niafblog.wordpress.com (or link in bio).Recent Tweets
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The Bells of Agnone
In this week’s #NIAFblog, our guest blogger, Jenifer Landor – founder of Live and Learn Italian, offers a fascinating look into the heritage of a small Italian town in the Apennine hills – where for centuries, the Marinelli family has been making bells. The … Continue reading
Un Giorno con Gigi (A Day with Gigi)
Captured (written) by The Recipe Hunters in Calabria, Italy We’re sharing a blog post from our guest blogger team, The Recipe Hunters, of an adventure they had while traveling through Calabria as they searched for authentic, Italian recipes. You can read … Continue reading
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September 21, 2016
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Un Minuto con…
Who is in control of Sundays in Italy – Soccer or Church? By Rosario Mariani, http://www.europebychoice.com Modern-day soccer was brought to Italy from England at the end of the 19th Century, where it has become an extremely popular sport and national … Continue reading
Un Minuto con…
Spring has arrived in Italy! By Rosario Mariani, http://www.europebychoice.com Every year on March 21st, we celebrate the coming of spring. A season that brings new life to the hills and valleys in all beautiful towns in Italy. This week, a video … Continue reading
