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Wednesday, 17 March 2010 |
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The Macedonian American Friendship Association would like to call upon all Macedonian Americans and Macedonian nationals living in the United States to participate in the on-going 2010 official US Census, therein declaring their Macedonian ethnicity, as shown in the sample census questionnaire form:  |
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Sunday, 27 September 2009 |
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The Macedonian American Friendship Association is pleased to invite its members to a luncheon honoring the United States Ambassador to Macedonia, his Excellency Mr. Philip Reeker, to be held on Saturday October 3 at 12:30 pm in Columbus, Ohio. |
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Saturday, 06 June 2009 |
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The Swiss genealogy company iGENEA has recently published its findings in a genetic research study conducted on the origins of the European nations. According to the study, the Macedonians of the present day Republic of Macedonia are indigenous people who trace their roots back to the ancient Macedonians, the nation of Alexander the Great. |
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Monday, 20 October 2008 |
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What nationality was Alexander the Great? The British TV Station "Challenge" in it's widely popular quiz show "Take it or Leave it" gave this question to a British couple who were playing to advance their £23,000 (close to US$ 40,000) cash winnings. What answer did they give and was it the correct one? Find out for your self.....http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Ge4JCti6-9w
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Sunday, 04 May 2008 |
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 In order to make robotics and computer science more accessible to young Macedonians, as well as to contribute to their development, the Macedonian American Friendship Association (MAFA) has partnered up with the Association for Technical and Technological Education (ATTE) - Bitola to start building the foundation with the first educational summer program for children of age 10–16 in Macedonia.
The aims are to develop their awareness of the capabilities of robotics technology, to prepare them for life after school and careers in science, technology and engineering, and to create future potential leaders in the areas of robotics and computer science. 
Through games, friendship, critical thinking, education, teamwork and other activities, the youth will be faced with practical application of computer science and robotics, as well as solving problems in everyday life. The educational program would foster multi-ethnic and multi-national understanding, cooperation and teamwork through exploration of science and technology, much needed in the Balkans. If you would like to make a difference and support the program, online donations can be made by just clicking on the Donate left-hand side. Make sure to specify the project name "Roboteka". Thank you and please tell your friends! |
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