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December 19, 2025
Memory Equals Action: How the Community Continues Roman Ratushnyi’s Fight to Protect Protasiv Yar

Memory Equals Action: How the Community Continues Roman Ratushnyi’s Fight to Protect Protasiv Yar

A conversation about civic resistance, memory, and the power of community in wartime Ukraine.
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December 1, 2025
Life After Trauma: How Iron Warriors Sport Hub Reintegrates Ukrainian Veterans Back Into Society

Life After Trauma: How Iron Warriors Sport Hub Reintegrates Ukrainian Veterans Back Into Society

Interview with the hub's founder, Volodymyr Nechyporuk.
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December 1, 2025
Stage of Resistance: How Ukrainian Theatre Supports the Frontline

Stage of Resistance: How Ukrainian Theatre Supports the Frontline

Four stories of Kyiv's theatres.
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October 31, 2025
“Culture Matters, the Book Is Here”: An Interview with the Founder of the “Sens” Bookstores

“Culture Matters, the Book Is Here”: An Interview with the Founder of the “Sens” Bookstores

How one of Kyiv’s most recognizable bookstores operates in wartime.
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October 10, 2025
How culture flourishes in Kharkiv despite the war - Interview

How culture flourishes in Kharkiv despite the war - Interview

Interview with the Literary Museum of Kharkiv director, Tetiana Pylypchuk.
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September 15, 2025
“The Shore of Freedom”: How Odesa Hosted the First Literary Festival Port

“The Shore of Freedom”: How Odesa Hosted the First Literary Festival Port

Odesa’s cultural scene in wartime: conversation with festival organizers and photo reportage.
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August 27, 2025
Operations Continue Despite the Roar of Explosions and the Howling of Air Raid Sirens

Operations Continue Despite the Roar of Explosions and the Howling of Air Raid Sirens

A story about Ukrainian surgeon Yevhen Trofymenko, who works at a hospital in a frontline city.
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August 24, 2025
“Ukraine’s Independence Must Consist of Millions of Individual Independences”: an Interview With Ukrainian Writer and Serviceman Pavlo Korobchuk

“Ukraine’s Independence Must Consist of Millions of Individual Independences”: an Interview With Ukrainian Writer and Serviceman Pavlo Korobchuk

A conversation on military service, the limits of writing during wartime, and independence.
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August 15, 2025
Working in a Front-Line Hospital as a Vocation: The Story of Mykola Roshko

Working in a Front-Line Hospital as a Vocation: The Story of Mykola Roshko

Mykola Roshko, an ophthalmic surgeon who works in a city only 30 km from Russia, explains why it’s important for him to be there.
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August 2, 2025
“Core expressions of human nature remain unchanged”: an interview with Taras Prokhasko, a prominent Ukrainian writer

“Core expressions of human nature remain unchanged”: an interview with Taras Prokhasko, a prominent Ukrainian writer

A conversation about literature, war, and Ukraine — what it was in the past and what it is today.
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