1821-2121 Past Forward
Share your ideas and take part in an open discussion of the Onassis Foundation about the Greece of 2121.
What will it mean to be Greek in 2121? What does revolution mean to you?
Will it have the same meaning in 100 years? If the demand in 1821 was freedom, what demand will be urgent in 2121?
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Climate change scenarios, cyber revolutionary heroes, virtual Greek cities, futuristic natural environments.
The Onassis Foundation invites all the active, concerned citizens, to share their ideas, beliefs and thoughts on questions coming from the future.
Become part of 1821-2121 Past Forward Submit your ideas here. Answer to one or more questions and/or express your opinion freely.
Meanwhile, in collaboration with MRB, we conduct a research all over Greece addressing the general public and institutions, about the revolution of 1821 and how the concept of revolution is construed today, always looking towards the future.
Let’s trigger discussions about human rights, democracy, culture, environment, virtual reality and our digital present, the hoped-for indisputable that is not given.
Respecting the past, we discover the future with
1821-2121 PAST FORWARD.
All your bold ideas and thoughts trigger a big public debate that will take place at the Onassis Stegi in 2020, which will be live-streamed in other cities of Greece and abroad, in a large network of opinions on the revolution of 2121.
In the Onassis Foundation, we study the past, we evaluate the present, but mostly we defend the future as a promise for a better life. With our actions at Stegi we promote art as a means of thought and enjoyment, with our educational programs we combine playing with quality time, with our scholarships we support bright minds. Because, first and foremost, we wish to act as binding agents for people and ideas. With the Onassis Cardiac Surgery Center and now with the Onassis National Transplant Center, medical innovation meets humanitarian conscience and responsibility through organ donation. Athens is the point of departure for our journey through the world. Education, health and culture are our vehicles for the existence of democratic societies that respect people.
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