We invite you to join a seminar dedicated to the analysis of oral histories that reveal the fates of Jewish survivors in postwar Poland, including their survival strategies, identity, social status etc.
On November 27, 2024, Yurii Pukivskyi will speak at a seminar, presenting the book The Power of Resistance: Ukrainians in Soviet Camps. The discussion will cover various aspects of documenting traumatic experiences
Join us for the next UOHA seminar in the series “Field. Risks. War.” On October 30, 2024, at 6:00 PM (Kyiv time), Tetiana Boriak will discuss a multidisciplinary approach to studying the Holodomor.
Join us for the next seminar in the UOHA series “Field. Risks. War.” In April, Yuliia Buyskykh will present her recently published book, West of the Bug: Diaries from the Borderland.
On March 28, 2024, at 7:00 PM, Yevhenia Podobna will discuss the use of testimonies from the Russian-Ukrainian war in public history during the seminar.
On February 29, 2024, at 7:00 PM, the authors of the book Unspeakable: Stories of Ukrainian Women about the Russian Invasion and Evacuation to Germany—Svitlana Nyzhnikova, Alina Ponypaliak, Svitlana Telukha, and Yevheniia Shyshkina—will discuss the experiences of living through and sharing stories of war, focusing on women’s experiences and perspectives.
On January 25, 2024, Nadiia Pastukh presents the results of her research, “It Is Impossible to Put into Words:” Searching for Language in Stories About Personal Experiences of Russia’s War Against Ukraine, at the next online seminar in the Ukrainian Oral History Association’s “Field. Risks. War” series.
The Ukrainian Oral History Association continues its series of online seminars “Field, Risks, War”. We invite you to join the conversation with Hanna Zaremba-Kosovych about the peculiarities of researching the experiences of people with intellectual disabilities.
The Ukrainian Oral History Association is launching the online seminar series “Field. Risks. War.” We invite you to the first seminar, which focuses on the unique ethical challenges faced by oral history researchers documenting war. Join us for a difficult but necessary conversation with Svitlana Makhovska on October 25 at 7:00 PM.