The Cultural Foundation of the Piraeus Group is hosting its second event in the series of scientific meetings known as 'Narratives of History' on March 2, 2026. This initiative aims to explore various methods of making history more approachable and engaging for a broader audience. With the growing importance of historical literacy, the series is poised to facilitate discussions around innovative ways of disseminating historical knowledge through diverse mediums, such as films, interactive games, and exhibitions.

The first meeting in this series included various activities such as public discussions and open history lessons to foster a deeper understanding of the past. These scientific gatherings encourage attendees to examine the intentions and methods behind promoting historical awareness. The incorporation of different art forms and digital technology plays a pivotal role in reshaping the public's relationship with history, emphasizing its relevance in contemporary society.

As part of the second meeting's program, Christos Chrysanthopoulos, an expert in the field, will lead the discussions at 17:30. The event is a step towards enhancing historical literacy in Greece, inviting citizens to engage with history actively and thoughtfully, thereby enriching the nation’s historical culture and narrative.