Birthplace of democracy and land of mythology, Greece sits at the intersection of ancient legacy and contemporary complexity. In the Western world, we often associate Greece with the philosophies, politics, and legends that helped shape ¡modern society. But its role as a crossroads of ideas, cultures, and empires tells a deeper story—a story of migration, resilience, and geography. From the ruins of Athens to island communities shaped by movement and trade, Greece invites reflection on how history is remembered, retold, and lived.

Atlas Workshops programs in Greece explore a wide range of themes—from sustainability and public history to storytelling and global migration across the Mediterranean. We can investigate how ancient ideas continue to shape civic life, how communities preserve identity through language, food, and art, and how museums, public spaces, and oral histories present narratives of both pride and struggle. We also consider how culture and tradition support resilience and well-being—reflected in Greek cuisine, community life, and everyday rhythms. Greece offers a layered context for understanding how the past remains present in questions of belonging, borders, and democracy.