From growing up in the DC area to his work in organized crime in New York City, to his finding his roots in Italy, Joe Smith has a fascinating story to tell.

. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize my fellow Pennsylvanian, the Honorable Gene Dodaro, whose term as U.S. Comptroller General comes to an end this month. For 52 years, Gene Dodaro has served the American people as part of the Government Accountability Office. During his 17-year tenure as head of the agency, he has embodied GAO’s core values of accountability, integrity, and reliability, leading work that has resulted in more than $1 trillion in taxpayer savings and othe

Elisabetta Savigni Ullmann has spent a career interpreting the words of presidents, popes, and other powerful officials. She interprets in Italian, English and French for meetings at the highest international levels, working on behalf of many countries, including the U.S., Italy, Canada, Germany and Japan. She is the interpreter of choice for the U.S. State Department and has worked with the White House from the Bill Clinton to the Donald Trump administrations. Ullmann and he

The Fourth Annual Italian Legacy Lecture was the subject of an article published in the Agenzia Agenzia Internazionale Stampa Estero (AISE). ROMA\ aise\ - “Non parlavo una parola di inglese. Ci dicevano, a me e alla mia famiglia, di tornarcene da dove eravamo venuti.” “Ero in quarta elementare e non capivo una parola di quello che veniva detto in classe. La signorina Wolf si rese conto del guaio che attraversavo. Decise di passare un’ora al giorno con me, dandomi lezioni pr

Congressman Tom Suozzi (D-NY), a first-generation Italian American and a member of the Congressional Italian American Delegation,...

The Italian American Museum of Washington DC, is pleased to announce the appointment of Brian R. Della Rocca, Esq. as the Legal Counsel...

Italian American Museum of Washington DC president, Francesco Isgro, was among the guests who welcomed Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani and Ambassador Marco Peronaci to DC

The memory of Italian Judge Giovanni Falcone, assassinated by the mafia 33 years ago, was honored this Sunday at Holy Rosary Church and...

The following concluding remarks were delivered by Francesco Isgro, President of the Italian American Museum of Washington DC, following...

In a moving presentation this weekend, Anthony DeSantis launched his new book before an enthralled audience at the Italian American...

The Orchestra da Camera of the Conservatorio "G.B. Pergolesi" di Fermo, Italy, will be performing Giovanni Battista Pergolesi's Stabat...

We are honored to announce that Vito John Germinario, entrepreneur and philanthropist, has joined the Board of Directors of the Italian...

Exchange students from the Istituto Capellini-Sauro La Spezia  who recently visited their counterparts in the Washington area, under the...

In our first cultural event of the year, the Italian American Museum of Washington DC welcomed artists represented in its galleries and...

Exchange students from the Istituto Capellini-Sauro La Spezia  who recently visited their counterparts in the Washington area, under the...

Our multitalented friend Oscar Bartoli was remembered today at the 10:30 Italian Mass at Holy Rosary Church. Oscar passed away on January...

A ceremony held at the Italian American Museum of Washington DC honored NYC Police Lt. Joseph Petrosino, who was assassinated by the...

After a long COVID hiatus, the Circolo della Briscola sponsored by Casa Italiana Sociocultural Center, Italian American Museum of...

The memory of Judge Giovanni Falcone, who was assassinated by the Sicilian mafia 32 years ago, was honored with a civic ceremony and...