Callout for Ukrainian Language teachers (online & in person in London)
We are looking for experienced teachers of Ukrainian … Continued
CASSANDRA by Lesia Ukrainka
Live Canon and Ukrainian Institute London present Lesia Ukrainka’s CASSANDRA
Who is Lesia Ukrainka?
AUTHOR Dr Sasha Dovzhyk, Special projects curator at … Continued
A Quiet Night: A New Choral Piece in Solidarity with Ukraine
In the midst of Russia’s full-scale war against … Continued
Istoria: organising the threads of the past to understand the present
One student’s reflections on the Ukrainian Institute London’s … Continued
80 years since Babyn Yar: creating a more open culture of grief
How can literature help us to comprehend the tragedy of Babyn Yar?
Remembering August 24, 1991
Lesia Rudakewych Scholey looks back at her experiences of the early days of Ukraine’s independence.
Book Review: ‘The Orphanage’ by Serhiy Zhadan
Serhiy Zhadan’s The Orphanage, is a profoundly human … Continued
Frenemies in a War Zone: On Andrey Kurkov’s “Grey Bees”
A review by Ukrainian Institute London’s Director Olesya Khromeychuk published by The Los Angeles Review of Books, 26 Jun 2021.
The future of Donbas
Escalating violence on the frontline and a Russian military build-up on Ukraine’s border thrust the Donbas region back into international headlines. Three thoughtful and thoroughly informed speakers gave deep insight into the long-term implications of these challenges
