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Rebel Ukraine: Ukrainian Institute London's Annual Fundraising Reception, 14 November, 2018, 7pm
Mark your calendars for Ukrainian Institute London’s annual fundraising reception – this year commemorating the fifth anniversary of Kyiv’s Revolution of Dignity, the demonstrations on Maidan that changed the course of Ukraine’s history!
Ukrainian Institute London is looking for an enthusiastic volunteer to join our team as Project Manager
An exciting opportunity to develop your skills in shaping Ukraine’s image and perception in th
JEWS AND UKRAINIANS: RE-ASSESSING THE PAST AND LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE: MAY-DECEMBER 2018
Ukrainians and Jews have lived on the same land throughout centuries and have a long history of coop
Time to learn Ukrainian: register for summer semester at the Ukrainian Institute London
Ukrainian language classes Ukrainian institute London has been offering Ukrainian language cl
Ukrainian Institute London building a new narrative of 1917 Revolution on the centenary year
The Ukrainian Institute in London contributed to building a separate narrative of a Ukrainian Revolu
Thinking and Writing about Ukraine’s Identity. An Evening with the Pomerantsevs
by Lesia Scholey How do you solve a puzzle like Ukraine? How do you catch a cloud and pin i
Revolution! Fundraising Reception by the Ukrainian Institute London. 13 December 2017, 6:30pm
The Ukrainian Institute London invites you to Revolution! a truly revolutionary fundraising r
Oleksandr Dovzhenko’s Silent Trilogy: Life and Death in the times of the Revolution. Film screenings at ICA
The Institute of Contemporary Art, London, (ICA), in partnership with the Ukrainian Institute in Lon
Ukrainian Institute London published its Annual Director's Report
The Ukrainian Institute London published its Annual Director's Report, offering a summary of its
"He was a role model for us." The Institute marks the anniversary of its founder, Patriarch Josyp Slipyj
In 2017, the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church marks the 125th birth anniversary of Patriarch Josyp Sl
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Ukraine's IDPs: Healing wounds and attempting reconciliation. Talk with Natalia Vorozhbyt and Samir Puri, 14 December 2014
Natalia Vorozhbyt’s earlier plays impressed veteran Guardian theatre critic Michael Billington
"The debate on the past becomes part of contemporary politics in almost whatever you do." Panel discussion on November 1, 2016
"Nobody not in western or eastern Europe or in Russia has ever done it in a way which is regard
Gongadze murder, 16 years later – civil society and media environment in Ukraine
“I had two options: to stay silent or to do somethig,” said Myroslava Gongadze, recallin
Peter Pomerantsev: "You can no longer fight lies with facts." Talk on June 30,2016
Peter Pomerantsev: "You can no longer fight lies with facts". Talk on June 30,2016
“... We, Ukrainians, oppose our great fear of existence...”
“... We, Ukrainians, oppose our great fear of existence...” - these were the words of Yevhen Hlibovytsky, guest speaker at the Ukrainian Institute in London on May 22. ‘Ukraine’s post-Maidan Transformation: glass half-full or half-empty?’ was a revealing conversation about Ukraine’s future and what further steps could be taken in order to make the country prosperous. Mr. Hlibovytsky explained the particularities of Ukrainian culture
Child Survivor of the Holocaust in Poland and Ukraine tells the story
“We want more events like this,” said a Ukrainian member of the audience of the event on May 18, 2016, dedicated to the personal experience of surviving the Holocaust
The Ukrainian Institute presents its vision for Ukraine's cultural diplomacy at the forum in Kyiv
The Ukrainian Institute in London presented its vision for the development of a network of Ukrainian
Crimean Tatars bracing for worse: Refat Chubarov spoke in London March 24, 2016
“Crimea is and always will be part of Ukraine,” said Refat Chubarov, leader of Crimean Tatar people, addressing the audience of some 100 people at King’s College in London on
"Despite the crisis, Ukraine's literature is going though a boom" - talk by Svitlana Pyrkalo, 21 January
Despite the political and economic turmoil Ukraine is going through, its literature is experiencing a period of tremendous development, such was an inspiring summary of Svitlana Pyrkalo, EBRD’s Advisor on...
"Mamushka. Recipes from Ukraine and Beyond" A talk by Olia Hercules. 17 December, 2015
“Despite a very diverse ethnic mix of my family, I feel Ukrainian, beyond any doubt,” says Olia Hercules, an author of “Mamushka. Recipes from Ukraine and beyond”. Olia spoke to...