Ukrainian Diaspora Articles & News - 2026 – Page 12

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 ...

The "gunya" is a creation of the imagination and skilled hands of the industrious Hutsuls. Probably, they were prompted to create it by the Carpathian winters, which can be very harsh in the mountains. At home during thi...

During Ukraine Week in Washington (February 1–7, 2026), something changed in the way the American capital talks about Ukraine's recovery. The conversation moved beyond solidarity and shifted to specifics: project portfol...

Events in Iran for Ukraine are not "distant geopolitics," but another front of the same war. The Iranian regime supplies Russia with drones that strike our cities, and today, the same weapons are used to attack countries...

The war with Iran demonstrated a truth that is always understood only after the struggle begins: military actions are always practice, not theory. The United States developed a plan for an air attack and the destruction ...

In the state of Wisconsin, a special evening took place that became not just an artistic event, but a profound expression of solidarity, support, and love for Ukraine. This evening brought together the Ukrainian communit...