Washington, DC – The Hungarian American Coalition invites qualified undergraduate students to apply for the Congressional Internship Program (CIP) for the spring, summer and fall sessions of 2014. The continuity

Washington, DC – On December 12, 1993, Prime Minister Antall died after a long illness at the age of 61.  He was considered a true Central European statesman by his

László Böjtös and Dr. Ágnes Fülemile Receive Coalition Awards at Mikulás Dinner Dr. Péter Forgách is new Chairman of the Board The Hungarian American Coalition held its Annual General and

Congressional Internship Program funded through December 2014 Washington, DC – The Hungarian American Coalition (HAC) has received a grant of $260,000 from the Hungarian Initiatives Foundation (HIF) to underwrite its

Washington, D.C. – On November 6, 2013, the 3rd annual Diaspora Council meeting was held at the Hungarian Parliament.  More than 70 leaders and representatives of organizations worldwide participated, including

Washington, D.C. – Twelve students were awarded the Dr. Elemér and Éva Kiss Scholarship Awards for the 2013-2014 academic year. The winners are: Tünde Cserpes, a PhD student in Sociology

Washington, DC – The “Hungarian Review”, the English-language affiliate of the bi-monthly journal Magyar Szemle, edited by Gyula Kodolányi, has published its fifth 2013 issue.  This important edition gives comprehensive

Members of the Hungarian American Coalition are saddened to learn that Árvéd Teleki, a Coalition member and longtime supporter of Hungarian minority rights, passed away peacefully on September 18 in Houston, Texas.  He was 84 years old. Árvéd Teleki, son of the

Washington, DC – The seventh Hungarian Americans Together conference (HATOG VII), held in Atlanta, GA, brought together representatives from twelve states and Hungary last weekend.  The conference, the first of

Washington DC- The seventh Hungarian Americans Together (HATOG) conference will be held in the Greater Atlanta Area, on September 21-22, 2013. The conference is organized by Southeastern members of the