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Educational program “Bees” in the garden of Mohammed Ali’s Museum

The educational game “Bees” is addressed to school groups and students of all ages, and it is taking place every spring and autumn in the Mohammed Ali Pasha Museum’s garden. With a guidance of a map, the children follow the bee’s route through the garden to its hive. They play and discuss, acquiring knowledge about bees and nature, as well as the adoption of a sustainable environmental attitude.

Explore the history and the events of MOHA Research Center

“Avato” Photographic exhibition at the Mohammed Ali’s Museum

Sotiris Tsiganos and Ionian Bisai (Latent Community) present the outcomes of their project exploring Avato (literally, “a site that should not be accessed”), a village in northern Greece that is home to a long-standing Black community. Avato features community members’ reflections on their history (usually traced to Ottoman slave trade) and places it in the context of national narratives, with the goals of acknowledging the extensive but often-overlooked story of Black presence in Greece and using the microhistory of a village to address issues of identity, whiteness, and belonging in Greece today.

The evolution of medicine in Arab world

The doctors of the Arab world managed not only to transmit ancient Greek science to the Renaissance scholars who succeeded them, but also to evolve with the knowledge and practices they established in health science. At the same time, the Arab world offered healthcare facilities and services, like the Bīmaristan (=house of the sick), that contributed to the development of modern clinics and hospitals.