Ukrainian Cultural Association of Ohio

Founded in 1983, our mission is to celebrate and raise awareness of Ukrainian culture, as well as fundraise to provide humanitarian aid to Ukraine

ANNUAL REPORT

Please see our Annual Report, available here.

Vote March 19th

United Ukrainian Organizations of Ohio (UUOhio)Representing Ukrainian Organizations in Ohio for 96 Years OHIO U.S. SENATE PRIMARYTUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2024 Dear Friends and Members of the

Ukrainian Children’s Choir

Мово рідна, слово рідне,Хто вас забуває,Той у грудях не серденько,А лиш камінь має.Як ту мову мож забути,Якою училаНас всіх ненька говорити,Ненька наша мила?У тій мові ми

PYSANKA WORKSHOPS Spring 2024

Learn how to make an intricately decorated egg known as Ukrainian “pysanky” – traditionally created to celebrate Easter or spring. Steeped in history and culture, discover

HOLODOMOR COMMEMORATION 2023

Every November, Ukrainians all over the world remember the Famine-Genocide we now call “Holodomor.”

ONE phone call!

You can help Ukraine with ONE phone call! Just pick up your phone and contact your US Congressional Representative today. You don’t need to be a

Tourniquets to Kremenets

Наші турнікети вже долетіли і скоро багато воїнів будуть мати їх в своїх аптечках. Нехай зберігають життя! Our tourniquets arrived and will soon find their way

Threat Intimidation Guide

Ukrainians have been targeted by hateful attacks, harassment and disinformation campaign.Please find attached a guide from FBI on how to respond when you are the target

A Narrative of Genocide

Ukraine Analysis #26 12/10/22 By Jeffrey Owens Dedicated to the Ukrainian Cultural Association of Ohio Tears welled up in Eugenia Mazurenko ‘s eyes from her seat

Upcoming Events

Українські вечорниці -- Ukrainian EveningsЦі вечори призначені для можливості нашої спільноти зібратися разом. Ми запрошуємо вас допомогти, підписавшись на проведення одного із вечорів.These evenings are meant to be an opportunity for our community to gather together. We invite you to help by signing up to lead an evening. Деякі ідеї включають перегляд фільму, збір групи літніх людей або підлітків... можливо, вам би хотілося провести політичну дискусію? Вечірка з рукоділлям? Читання поезії? Або просто потлак вечірка та спілкування без певної мети. Давайте будувати нашу спільноту тут, у Колумбусі!Some ideas include watching a film, getting a group of elderly together, or teenagers... maybe you'd like to host a political discussion? Crafting bee? Poetry reading? Or, simply host a potluck to socialize without an agenda. Let's build our community here in Columbus!Приміщення "The Good Haus" має конференц-зал з можливістю презентацій, кухонет, санвузли та лобі для проведення заходів.The Good Haus offers a conference room with presentation capabilities, a kitchenette, restrooms, and lobby area for activities. Вечорниці відбуватимуться кожної четвертої неділі, 5й-7й години вечора.These will occur every fourth Sunday of the month from 5-7pm.👉 Sign up here : forms.gle/iobnpqWj9EiwvcwA7 ... See MoreSee Less
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OSU CSEEES presents: Narratives, Practices, and Challenges of War with Iryna Matsevko (Kharkiv School of Architecture)March 25, 20245:15PM - 7:00PM180 Hagerty Hall"War can destroy cultural heritage twice — in conflict and in clean-up”. The conservation, reconstruction, or clearance of ruins is based on decisions arising from a consensus among local communities and the state regarding their heritage. This involves considering what they want to remember and what they prefer to forget. The lecture will explore two heritage discourses — multicultural and Soviet — and how the war influences the rethinking of a complex and dissonant heritage of Ukraine.Speaker Biography: Dr. Iryna Matsevko is a historian and Deputy Vice-Chancellor of the Kharkiv School of Architecture, which was evacuated from Kharkiv to Lviv, Ukraine, in March 2022. As a teacher, she designs courses on the cultural and social contexts of architecture, heritage studies and urban practices. Her academic interests include the social and cultural history of Soviet Ukraine, urban history, and urban heritage and practices as a resource for sustainability in cities and communities. Matsevko’s practical experience includes the development and management of public history projects on contested memories and inclusive approaches in heritage practices. Her projects focus on intangible urban heritage in Ukraine, the implementation of heritage practice, and the guiding principles for cultural heritage interpretation and management. She was a team member of the Synagogue Space Commemorative Project in Lviv, Ukraine; co-leader and coordinator of the three-year project “ReHERIT: Common Responsibility for Shared Heritage” in Lviv and Uman, Ukraine; designer of the methodology and content for contested heritage city walks for guides in Lviv and Uman; project leader for marking ten sites of multicultural heritage in Uman public space; and editor and a co-author of “Uman. (Un)known Stories of the City”, a collection of texts about Uman’s past, memory, and heritage. Since the beginning of the full-scale war, Iryna Matsevko has focused on analyzing approaches and discussions about Soviet heritage and how the war is changing the heritage discourse in Ukraine.Center for Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies, OSU ... See MoreSee Less
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Shevchenko Fest today was heartfelt and enlightening. We are so grateful to everyone who participated and came to watch. Special thank you to Myroslava Mudrak and Maria Hawryluk Gordon for organizing. Slava Ukraini! ... See MoreSee Less
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URGENT! CALL TO ACTION! - mailchi.mp/aeaa804ef757/ucaonewsletter-8251616 ... See MoreSee Less
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