Latvian & Baltic organizations and links
The information on this page was updated February 16, 2010.
The following list of organizations and web
sites is provided to promote interest in Latvian and Baltic related issues. The
C.A.L.O.N.Y. is not responsible for the content of other organizations' web sites nor
does that content necessarily reflect the views of the C.A.L.O.N.Y. and its
member organizations. Please report non-working links to the Webmaster.
We graciously accept suggestions about web sites to add to this list.
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Council
of Latvian American Organizations in New York, Inc.
The mission of Council of American Latvian
Organizations in New York, Inc. (CALONY) is to: provide a forum for New York
area Latvian-American organizations to coordinate their events and activities;
as well as to promote the further development of the Latvian community in the
New York area. Annually the CALONY organizes a Latvian Independence Day
(November 18) program and concert, the New York Latvian Cultural
Days (held in January and February) and other events. The member organizations
of the CALONY choose delegates to its annual meeting (held in late March), which
elects the board, officers and audit committee of the CALONY.
The current president of the CALONY is: Baiba Pinnis. Link: www.nylatvian.org
CALONY member organizations (click organization names for more info):
Local Latvian
Community Organizations in North America.
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CANADA
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Ontario
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Toronto Ziņas (Toronto Latvian News) |
www torontozinas com
(Has ceased publication.) |
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Toronto Latvian Centre |
www.latviancentre.org |
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Quebec
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Montreal Latvian Community Calendar |
http://latmont.org |
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Local Latvian Community Organizations elsewhere in the World:
National and Worldwide Latvian and Baltic Organizations.
Sports organizations
In Latvia:
state & other institutions, newspapers, radio, tv, internet
Baltic & world: intergovernmental,
government, academic & other institutions
We
recommend visiting the UBA-BATUN links page: www.batun.org/reslinks.htm
This and that: Serious and not so serious sites
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