HERE&THERE

What women and their children experience in emigration: rights advocate Anastasiia Podorozhnia shares her perspective
Anastasiia Podorozhnia initially created Martynka as a space where Ukrainians could get answers to simple, everyday questions. Over time, the initiative grew into...
Ukraine is still just learning to speak about its losses. How the politics of memory is being shaped, explains historian Anton Liagusha in the 9th episode of “HERE&THERE”
Ukraine is creating a new culture of memory right during the war—without ready-made rules, a finalized state policy, and historical distance. Ahead lie years of discussions...
“Trust isn’t measured by budgets.” A short summary of the eighth episode of ''HERE&THERE'' podcast—a conversation about the non-Western world with Maria Tomak
In the new episode of the '‘HERE&THERE’' podcast, human rights defender Maria Tomak explains why Ukraine needs to rethink its approach to communicating with non-Western...
What’s happening to Ukraine’s wartime economy? Everything is better than it could have been. Ep.7 of “HERE&THERE” features economist Yurii Gaidai
More than four years into Russia’s full-scale invasion, Ukraine’s economy has weathered a profound shock to achieve a fragile stability. However, persistent military risks and...
“Gaining useful skills abroad is not enough.” Maryna Starodubska on the national culture of Ukrainians. Ep. 6 of the “HERE&THERE” podcast
Maryna Starodubska has been studying cross-cultural interaction for years. In the fall of 2024, she released the book “How to Understand Ukrainians: A Cross-Cultural...