Daisy’s Way Home
July 2, 2016

Independent filmmaker Preston Wilson asked the Syracuse Esperanto Society for translation and pronunciation help for his newest movie, Daisy’s Way Home. The sci-fi film tells the story of Daisy (played by Emily Mahoney), a young inter-galactic missionary for the arts who is lost in a corrupt world, torn between human nature and her destiny, and searching for a way back to her true home. The film is loosely inspired by the Esperanto poem La Infana Raso by William Auld. Members of the society are happy to be involved in the project and look forward to a successful screening at the end of the year.

Senkrokodila Semajnfino in Rochester
February 3, 2016

Esperantists from across New York State and a few from Washington DC gathered in Rochester, New York, for the All-Esperanto Weekend on the 30th and 31st of January. The weekend offered a plethora of opportunities to experience the city—on Saturday, participants saw the impressive Airigami balloon sculpture, saw the Sister Cities Bridge and Broad Street Aqueduct, and gathered for an evening party. On Sunday, they walked the Lake Ontario pier and raced electric slot-cars. Attendance was a mix of expert speakers and beginners and everyone enjoyed the opportunity to get to know one another through the international language. The event was organized jointly by the Rochester Esperanto Club and the Syracuse Esperanto Society.

Senkrokodila Semajnfino in the Penn-York Valley
September 13, 2015

Two states, two days. On October 12 and 13, Esperantists from Syracuse, Rochester, Binghamton, and Elmira, New York, and from Sayre, Pennsylvania, took part in an all-Esperanto weekend in the Penn-York Valley. The program consisted of a visit to the Roberson Museum and Science Center, swimming, a petting zoo, zip-lining, and of course a lot of Esperanto speaking! The event was organized by the Rochester Esperanto Club.

Duolingo Esperanto Course Reaches Beta
May 28, 2015

After months of hard work, the long-awaited Esperanto course on Duolingo is now available! Congratulations to the course contributors and thank you for your effort and dedication. Be sure to check it out and recommend it to any Esperanto learners you may know.

Esperanto Soccer Team Competes in Buenos Aires
August 2, 2014

A match between two newly formed soccer teams, Selektitaro de Esperanto and Argentina Selección de la Comunidad Armenia, took place at Polideportivo Colegiales stadium in Buenos Aires, Argentina, during the 99th Universala Kongreso de Esperanto. Both teams became official members of NF-Board which brings together teams from nations, enclaves, and minority groups not eligible for membership in FIFA. The Esperanto team is made up of players from Argentina, Brazil, Columbia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Cuba, Nicaragua, and Russia. Comunidad Armenia won the match 8-3.