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Beginner Ukrainian | Summer intensive course | Online

This two-week intensive Ukrainian for beginners course is designed to give participants the opportunity to learn the basics of the Ukrainian language and discover more about Ukraine’s culture in a short period of time.

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Ukrainian B1 Speaking & Communication Intensive | Online

This two-week speaking-focused Ukrainian intensive is designed to help learners strengthen their communication skills, gain confidence in conversation, and develop fluency through daily guided practice.

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Found In Translation: A Public Reading of Ukrainian Literature and Poetry

Join us for an evening celebrating the art of literary translation, as some of the finest translators of Ukrainian literature come together to read their translations and their own writing.

The Ukraine Shelf: What to Read about Ukraine | Edinburgh International Book Festival

Join the recording of The Ukraine Shelf podcast live at the Edinburgh International Book Festival.

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Words at war – the responsibility of literature

What can literature do in a world shaped by war? Can words bear witness, document crimes, offer a form of justice when legal systems fall short, and help us imagine different futures? Drawing on their own experiences, the speakers will explore literature's responsibilities in times of conflict.

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London Ukrainian Review - Issue 6

Legacies of Chornobyl — Issue 6 of the London Ukrainian Review marks 40 years since the 1986 catastrophe, exploring how it continues to shape political, ecological, and cultural realities worldwide.

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The Ukraine Shelf

In this podcast, Dr Olesya Khromeychuk and
Dr Uilleam Blacker speak to leading authors,
intellectuals, scholars and journalists about
Ukraine and its place in the world.

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Ukrainian Lessons: Art in a time of war with Charlotte Higgins and guests

The Guardian’s Charlotte Higgins joins our panel of acclaimed Ukrainian writers to reflect on the profound connections between war, art and life. Date: Wednesday 30 September Times: 7.30pm – 9pm (BST)

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