Ukrainian Diaspora Articles & News - March 2026

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Following publications about the possibility of a "hybrid" Russian attack on Estonia or other Baltic countries, serious discussions have begun in both Ukraine and the West regarding the possibility of conflict between Ru...

Each of us is a sower in life. Because sowing is not limited to seeds. One can sow a thought, which has the property of materializing. One can sow a glance. One can sow a word. One can sow deeds. One can sow talents best...

At the Vasyl Stus Ukrainian School in Chicago, the school community — students, teachers, parents, and guests — honored the memory of the illustrious son of the Ukrainian people, Taras Shevchenko, a prophet and thinker, ...

On stage is a 13-year-old Ukrainian girl. She is having a conversation on a mobile phone with her mother. However, it becomes clear from the conversation that her mother is most likely no longer alive, and the conversa...

On March 15, the amateur theater Wandering Stars continued its 2025-2026 theatrical season with a one-act play by Oleh Mykhailov, "The Bird in the Attic."

See Forward Ukraine (see-forward.org) works with motivated Ukrainian women ages 18 to 24 who remain in Ukraine. Each cohort includes 30 to 35 participants – women who were already volunteering and building community befo...

For the word is so powerful that we hear it across the distance of centuries. Powerful not by the loudness with which words can be spoken, but by its meaning, depth, and height, by its spirit, encoded prophecies, a praye...

For more than a century, the Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus of North America (UBC) has preserved and shared one of Ukraine’s most distinctive musical traditions: the art of the bandura, a multi-stringed instrument unique to ...