A collection of 55 HOLODOMOR MONUMENTS from around the world, commemorating the Ukrainian Famine - Genocide 1932-1933, exhibited at UCRDC in 2019 / 2020.
CANADA REACTS!
CANADA SUPPORTS!
Documenting the response to the invasion of Ukraine 2022 - 2023
Huntsville, Ontario
Ukrainian flags still flying in villages, towns and cities across Canada.
As Ukrainian Canadians throughout Canada, we continue to unconditionally support Ukraine and its people during this horrific war.
Please send us your photos, videos, articles and other materials on how you or your organization have supported Ukraine and its people in this time of war. UCRDC will collect and archive your submissions to ensure that these historic events are preserved for future generations.
You can send your Canada Reacts media via website react.ucrdc.ca or email: react@ucrdc.ca
St. Jovite, Quebec
UCRDC Remembers and Acknowledges the Holodomor - Genocide in Ukraine
6,000 letters were collected by journalists Volodymyr Maniak and his wife Lidiia Kovalenko in response to their campaign launched in Kyiv in 1988 to collect witness accounts about the 1932 - 1933 Famine in Ukraine. 133 copies of the original documents are presently housed in the UCRDC Archives.
These letters can now be viewed on the UCRDC website. ucrdc.org/man
(Click image below to read this letter)
Ukrainian by Choice explores the ethnicity of people whose one parent is Ukrainian, the other from a different ethnic background. These respondents all speak Ukrainian as a second or third language, are very proud of their Ukrainian heritage and are active in the Ukrainian community in varying degrees.
Project coordinator Iroida Wynnyckyj, project interviewer, writer and editor Ariadna Ochrymovych, video editor and web developer Valeriy Gorchynskyy.The Ukrainian by Choice oral history project is funded by CFUS Curkowskyj Fund.
Tracing and Documenting Ukrainian Victims of the RAVENSBRÜCK Concentration Camp
Research project by Kalyna Bezchlibnyk-Butler with participation of descendants of victims Christine Eliashevsky-Chraibi, Lydia Eliashevsky-Replansky, Oksana Marciuk, Orysia Marciuk, Marc Infeld.
Introduction by Daria Darewych - President of Shevchenko Scientific Society of Canada
Iryna Revutsky - President of Ukrainian Canadian Research & Documentation Centre
Following a successful and highly covered digital premiere November 6, 2020, the new documentary film "A Canadian War Story", produced by the Ukrainian Canadian Research and Documentation Centre and directed by Winnipeg filmmaker John Paskievich, is now available for purchase from UCRDC.
Please see an article by Alan Small of the Winnipeg Free Press about this new documentary film: "The battle to be 'real Canadians'
Documentary tells story of Ukrainian immigrants who put lives on the line for adopted homeland". The link is here.
