The 24th anniversary of Ukrainian Independence

Events

It was not an easy celebration. There are still ongoing events like Russia’s annexation of Crimea, armed conflict with pro-Russian rebels in Donbas, and the tragic situation of many citizens. Attendees commemorated the victims of these tragic events with a minute of silence.

Ukraine wants freedom, wants to exist normally, wants to work, to build, to live. There was a performance by the Gary Guthman Jazz Quartet and the Ukrainian Bozhyk Band, as well as an exhibit of Ukrainian avant-garde paintings and beautiful icons. Portraits of people from the Maidan served as a reminder that everything in our lives is very frail.

We remember. We will help.

News

MALTA Festival with the highest-rank ZASP Award

Malta Festival has won with the highest-rank Award of the Association of Polish Stage Artists (ZASP) - GUSTAW for 2023. The distinction is special not only because of its rank, but also because for the first time in the history of the Award it did not go to a particular artist, but a cultural undertaking has been appreciated.

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The first winners of the Portraits of Sisterhood Award

The mayor of Hrubieszów - Marta Majewska, Halina Andruszków, and Wiktoria Batryn from the Uniters Foundation were honored with the award of the Sestry portal supported by the Kulczyk Foundation. – This is an award for Polish and Ukrainian women who show good triumphs and that the bonds of sisterhood are stronger than war – says Dominika Kulczyk, member of the Portraits of Sisterhood chapter, and president of the Kulczyk Foundation.

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Jan Kulczyk Scholarships awarded

At the University of Adam Mickiewicz in Poznań, during the ceremony of awarding the Jan Kulczyk Scholarships, the names of students and PhD students who were granted the Jan Kulczyk Scholarships were announced. There are citizens of Poland and Ukraine among the winners.

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