CLI students invite you to celebrate Russian culture, showcasing a unique educational and cultural exposure.

The Critical Languages Institute (CLI) invites attendees to celebrate Russian culture at their upcoming event.

CLI students are invited to celebrate Turkish and Tatar culture, highlighting the diversity and richness of these ethnic backgrounds.

Celebrate Ukrainian and Polish culture with the Critical Languages Institute students at an upcoming event.

The ASU Melikian Center Undergraduate Research Fellows will present their spring projects on Russian espionage, literature, and Slavic dictionaries. The event includes meetings, Q&A, and lunch, with required RSVP for parking arrangements.

The ASEC conference at Arizona State University focuses on Eastern Christian history and culture, celebrating Prince Iaroslav the Wise's millennial enthronement.

ASU faculty members present research on diverse topics in Eastern Europe and Eurasia, including stereotypes on women and cultural stories involving alcohol.

Sergei Loznitsa, Ukraine's eminent filmmaker, gains global recognition for his documentaries, which utilize archival footage and are celebrated at international festivals.

Yevgenia Belorusets, a Ukrainian photographer and author, highlights vulnerable Ukrainian groups through her visual art, literature, journalism, and activism. Her works include photographs of Donbas miners and a collection of stories titled 'Lucky Breaks', focusing on women affected by the Ukrainian war.

Ukrainian artists continue to engage in their artistic pursuits despite the perilous circumstances caused by the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Kateryna Babkina, a Ukrainian writer, will share her experience of fleeing Kyiv for Poland due to Russian attacks. Her accolades include the 2021 Angelus Award and the Natalia Gorbaniewska Award.

Brown University received a $100,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities for a program to bridge the gap between veterans and civilians through humanities studies, including books and films. The project emphasizes understanding and dialogue across cultural and experiential divides.