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Ukrainian writer, journalist, and animator Nadiia Kyrei introduces a unique cultural-humanitarian initiative: the free multilingual mobile app “Who stole my anger?”. The interactive fairytale helps children understand emotions — especially anger — while learning kindness, and empathy. What makes the Ukrainian version special is its theatrical performance style: the story is voiced by a multi-actor…

A major exhibition of Petrykivka painting – a distinctive Ukrainian folk art form recognised by UNESCO as part of the world’s intangible cultural heritage – has opened at the Dnipro Art Museum. The exhibition, titled “Defending Identity”, is dedicated to this unique tradition and its place in modern Ukrainian culture. The show spans four galleries…

On July 12, Kensington Town Hall in London became a portal into the world of Ukrainian song and myth. The St. Mary Ukrainian School celebrated its 70th anniversary with a magical family celebration. Legends and young talents sang and danced, forest nymphs and mermaids greeted guests, and children’s eyes sparkled with joy. Over 70 Years…

Photo Report by Yuliana Romaniv On July 17, the Ukrainian project Cultural Forces held a moving concert at the AUGB Ukrainian Centre in London. The performers — all active-duty soldiers and war veterans — took to the stage with stories of resilience, loss, and a powerful return to music. The event brought together both Ukrainian…

A powerful fusion of art and technology has brought the voice of fallen Ukrainian combat medic Iryna “Cheka” Tsybukh back to life. The emotional centrepiece of the exhibition Behind The Smile: The Hidden Layers of Ukrainian Medics’ Realities, which premiered at Sweden’s prestigious Artipelag Museum, is a multi-layered portrait painted by Ukrainian artist Maksym Skalatskyi.…

On March 2, 2025, two significant events in support of Ukraine took place in London. A large rally was held on Downing Street, where around a thousand people gathered to show solidarity with Ukraine. Protesters carried banners reading “Russia get out of Ukraine”, “History remembers cowards”, and “Occupation is not a peace”, emphasizing their strong…

Human rights and responsibilities are two sides of the same coin. While rights empower individuals to live with dignity and freedom, responsibilities ensure the sustainability of these values across communities and nations. Yesterday was International Human Rights Day, and we would like to tell you more about how the Bohdan Hawrylyshyn Family Foundation is championing…

The Tate Modern in London has opened an exhibition titled “Open Wounds” by artist Mire Lee. Born in Seoul, South Korea, in 1998, Mire Lee currently resides in Amsterdam, Netherlands. “Open Wounds” reinterprets human actions through the lens of sincerity, hope, compassion, love, and the desire to be loved. Upon entering the Tate Modern, visitors…