How to Write about War: Writing and the Image of a Veteran
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Panel discussion. Bridging the Gap: How Adults Can Read Books for Children
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Photo Books: Is There Room for Them on the Ukrainian Book Market?
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Radio Culture. Our Literature, Our History: Appropriating What’s Our Own
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Crimean Tatar History: Challenges of Writing
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Ivan Honchar Museum. Presentation of the album Ukraine and Ukrainians — a joint publishing project of the Ivan Honchar Museum National Centre of Folk Culture and Gunia Project supported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine
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Words and Bullets: Freezing and Rediscovering of Language
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Joint Presence: Poetic Dialogue on Radio Culture
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Solidarity Books: a conversation about the journey of 25 thousand British publications to Ukrainian readers
Due to Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine, it is not easy to preserve and update book collections: since February 24, 2022, the Russian occupants have destroyed or damaged more than 700 Ukrainian libraries. By the end of 2024, libraries in all regions of Ukraine will receive 40,000 books from British publishers as part of a joint initiative of PEN Ukraine, Book Aid International, English PEN, PEN International, and Humanitarian Nova Poshta. The event will feature a presentation of the Unbreakable Libraries initiative, and guest library directors will tell more about their work during the war.
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