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“We must not leave behind less architectural heritage than our ancestors passed down to us.”The Renovation Map team on the preservation and restoration of historic monuments.
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Victor Liakh: “If I help the country, I feel better too.”
How to remember to build the state while fighting against paternalism
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Freedom and Will: The Ever-Present Ingredients of Culture
Pavlo Gudimov, curator and art collector, on Ya Gallery and the reference points that programmed his lifelong love of art
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I Wanted to Become a Good Historian
Serhii Plokhii, Mykhailo S. Hrushevskyi Professor of Ukrainian History at Harvard University, on his personal choice and the responsibility of professional historians to the society in which they live
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The Four Lives of Andriy Zelinsky
A military priest on putting the phrase “God – person – Ukraine” into practice
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Science as a Weapon against Darkness
Anton Senenko, a volunteer and physicist, on science in Ukraine and how his experience promoting science helps him raise funds for the military
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I Had to Explain From an Early Age What Ukraine Was. The Portrait of a Researcher of the Ukrainian Women’s Movement
Martha Bohachevsky-Chomiak on the experience of being a refugee, the life of emigrants in the United States, and the mix of Ukrainianness and Americanness
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“Harboring an anti-Soviet attitude, not condemning the crimes committed, refusing to take the path of correction”A hundred years of war with Russia of Myroslav “Kryvonis” Symchych, a warrior of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army
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