“Emily, we just occupied the Ministry! Come down here, you’re going to want to write about this!” When she received this exuberant phone call from an activist friend in February 2014, Emily Channell-Justice was on Khreshchatyk taking photos of memorials for protesters who had been killed in the Euromaidan mobilizations.... Read more about Defending Their State without “the State”: Q&A with Emily Channell-Justice

From public discourse to political statements, people discussing Ukraine often talk about the East and the West. Indeed, there is a widespread belief that Ukraine has sharp regional differences, that the country is split in two along the lines of language, historical...

Viktoriya Sereda, HURI MAPA Project Research Fellow, describes the research she shared in her Seminar in Ukrainian Studies presentation, which was held on January 30, 2017.

The period prior to the Euromaidan can be characterized by the Yanukovych government’s...

Українські революції 2004 і 2013 – 2014 років заскочили світ зненацька. Серед журналістів та вчених і досі немає одностайності відносно того, як саме класифікувати ці події. Як забарний... Read more about Світло «Української Ночі»: Єльський Історик Про Революцію Гідності

‘Maidan’ is a word that is now synonymous with Ukraine’s latest self-organized movement and the values that inspired it. The name comes from the location where the protesters gathered... Read more about Why the Maidan? How the Square Became a Place of Civic Action