How The People Behind The Washington Oxi Day Foundation Have Enabled Profound Information About Greece To Become Known By American And World Opinion Leaders
The First Seven Years of Oxi!
When the people behind the Washington Oxi Day Foundation launched it in spring 2011, their mission was simple: Educate policymakers and the public about Greece’s little-known, but profound impact on the outcome of World War II and unequaled conduct during the Holocaust.
For four years, the Foundation has done just that; with great success. After definitively documenting from indisputable sources Greece’s profound role in WWII and the Holocaust, the Foundation communicated that information widely. Below is a report on the major activities undertaken by the Foundation during its first four years of existence.
Creation of the Annual Washington Oxi Day Celebration
Each year, the Foundation carries out its signature event – the Annual Washington Oxi Day Celebration. This event brings together senior US policymakers and other international opinion leaders and influential Washingtonians, along with prominent Greek-American leaders, to:
Educating National and International Policymakers and Opinion Leaders
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Educate policymakers and opinion leaders about the Oxi Day Story through the process of inviting them to nominate award winners and participate in annual Washington event.
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Produce and distribute short video about Greece’s actions in WWII.
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Create Oxi Day scholarship essay contest for all DC Metropolitan area schools, whose students include the children and grandchildren of significant U.S. policymakers and Ambassadors.
Educating National and International Policymakers and Opinion Leaders
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Educate policymakers and opinion leaders about the Oxi Day Story through the process of inviting them to nominate award winners and participate in annual Washington event.
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Produce and distribute short video about Greece’s actions in WWII.
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Create Oxi Day scholarship essay contest for all DC Metropolitan area schools, whose students include the children and grandchildren of significant U.S. policymakers and Ambassadors.
Educating National and International Policymakers and Opinion Leaders
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Educate policymakers and opinion leaders about the Oxi Day Story through the process of inviting them to nominate award winners and participate in annual Washington event.
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Produce and distribute short video about Greece’s actions in WWII.
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Create Oxi Day scholarship essay contest for all DC Metropolitan area schools, whose students include the children and grandchildren of significant U.S. policymakers and Ambassadors.
Educating National and International Policymakers and Opinion Leaders
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Educate policymakers and opinion leaders about the Oxi Day Story through the process of inviting them to nominate award winners and participate in annual Washington event.
-
Produce and distribute short video about Greece’s actions in WWII.
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Create Oxi Day scholarship essay contest for all DC Metropolitan area schools, whose students include the children and grandchildren of significant U.S. policymakers and Ambassadors.