Month: April 27, 2018 8:21 am

The Ukrainian World Congress (UWC), together with its 53-country network, continues to make a difference in how the international community…...

TORONTO – The president of the Ukrainian World Congress, the coordinating body that represents the interests of the diaspora of over 20 million Ukrainians, continued visiting Ukrainian communities around the globe in the first months of 2018.

The overall goal of the visits by Eugene Czolij is to promote Ukrainian issues with the governing authorities of the countries where Ukrainians reside and to strengthen cooperation with Ukrainian communities. 

LVIV – Two veteran trainers from the San Diego-based organization Life Perspectives, Michaelene Fredenburg and Katie Geppert, traveled to Ukraine on March 15-21 to conduct Safe Place. This is an in-depth training program designed to help grief counselors and health-care professionals provide more effective support services for families struggling to recover from the loss of a child, whether through miscarriage, stillbirth, abortion or early infant death. 

CHICAGO – According to the analytical website texty.org.ua, the Ukrainian Catholic University (UCU) has the smartest group of incoming students…...

SOUTH BOUND BROOK, N.J. – As the sun rose over the Metropolia Center of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the…...

G-7 united against Russia’s ‘malign’ acts A senior U.S. official has told reporters that foreign affairs ministers from the Group…...

WARREN, Mich. – The Ukrainian National Women’s League of America, Detroit Regional Council, friends and family of Olena Kulchycka Papiz…...

NEW YORK – The Selfreliance School of Ukrainian Studies held its annual concert in honor of the great Ukrainian bard…...

NEW YORK – Hutsuls. The name itself conjures up images of fiercely independent Ukrainian Carpathian mountaineers. Think: “Shadows of Forgotten…...

NEW YORK — Art at the Institute is pleased to announce “Identity, Interrupted,” an exhibition of mixed media works by Ukrainian American artist Ola Rondiak in which she uses traditional cut-and-paste collage and painting techniques to touch on influences ranging from personal history, womanhood, ethnic and national identity and politics, to street art.

Dear Editor: In Orest Deychakiwsky’s comprehensive analysis “Ukraine’s security matters to Washington” (March 25), two points stand out: (1) That…...

KYIV – When President Petro Poroshenko called the leaders of parliamentary factions to his office on April 17 after their morning plenary session, political pundits began to speculate. 

Would Ukraine’s first wartime president finally deliver on creating a much-needed anti-graft judiciary? Push for establishing an independent financial crimes unit, perhaps call snap parliamentary elections or voice alarm over Russia’s post-Easter military escalation in the Donbas war?