The Acropolis Museum commemorated the esteemed historian Eleni Glykatzi-Aarveler by sharing a photograph and memory from the event "The Exiled Goddesses of the Parthenon," held on March 8, 2022, in collaboration with the Marianna V. Vardinogiannis Foundation. This event was part of the celebration of International Women's Day and highlighted Glykatzi-Aarveler's contributions to the discourse surrounding the reunification of the Parthenon Sculptures.

During the event, parts of the work "The Silent Fragments," featuring excerpts from poems by ancient female poets, were presented, accompanied by music from Lena Platonos and performed by Maria Farantouri in the iconic Parthenon Hall. The event emphasized the importance of women's contributions to culture and history, showcasing Glykatzi-Aarveler's efforts in promoting discussions on the return of the Parthenon Sculptures to Greece.

The announcement from the museum not only honors Glykatzi-Aarveler’s legacy but also serves to inspire ongoing public dialogue about cultural heritage and the significance of female figures in ancient literature, further strengthening the call for the Parthenon Sculptures' reunification. By spotlighting such events, the museum reinforces its commitment to celebrating historical narratives that emphasize both gender equality and cultural identity.