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  • Assistant Public Affairs Officer Orly Keiner (center) talks with the project organizers

    Embassy Supports Interethnic Camp

    An interethnic summer camp for young people of Polish, Russian, Jewish, Ukrainian and Belarusian nationalities was funded by the US Embassy Small Grants Program.

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  • American Trivia Night participants discuss a question

    Second American Trivia Night

    The second American Trivia Night, held by US Embassy Minsk on July 30, evoked a great interest among university students, recent college graduates and young professionals.

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  • The Bishops play at the 
Ambasovischa music festival

    The Bishops Bring Ska Music to Belarus

    A ska and reggae band from Nebraska called The Bishops took part in the Ambasovishcha music festival and played at one of the Minsk night clubs.

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  • Chargé d’Affaires Michael Scanlan speaks 
at the opening of Ambasovishcha 2010

    Last Ambasovishcha in Raubichi

    Attended by several hundred musicians and guests, the festival was once again a wonderful celebration of freedom of artistic expression and appreciation of rich Belarusian talent.

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    The U.S. Embassy continues to accept grant proposals from registered Belarusian non-governmental organizations whose projects endorse civic dialogue, public advocacy, social development and strengthening of local communities, local self-government, gender equality, market reforms and preservation of cultural and natural heritage, as well as environmental and post-Chernobyl issues.