Viktor Moroz
Despite being a very young online publication, Ukrainians in Wales has already seen numerous instances where major media outlets and organizations have contacted us or sourced information from our articles about the Ukrainian community in Wales.
Viktor Moroz
Today marks 59 years since the Aberfan disaster – a tragedy that resonates with mining communities worldwide, including those in Ukraine, in a shared story of grief and solidarity.
Dariia Zhdanova
It’s always a pleasure to see Ukrainians actively contributing to the social space—through creative, professional, and inspiring efforts—in a place that has graciously opened its doors and offered protection during difficult times.
On September 24th, the Liberty Care Music Festival for people with disabilities and their families took place at the beautifully selected venue of Blackwood Rugby Club.
Dariia Zhdanova
A noticeable event took place on September 19 in the spacious Penallta House, once again demonstrating the power of art, the unity of the Ukrainian community in Caerphilly, and the support of the local population and government officials.
Dariia Zhdanova
In spite of all the hardships, the Ukrainian community knows how to celebrate important things together, infusing meaning through creativity and bringing diversity into a unified community. With vibrant colors and Ukrainian patterns, delicious treats, the mingling of times and generations, and the ability to both enjoy life and honor those who make its existence possible—this is how Ukrainian identity flourishes. We nurture what is ours, share it openly, and allow others to coexist in a cultural dialogue. Ukraine’s Independence Day in Cardiff, organized by Ukrainian Hub Cymru Wales, isn’t just about independence—it’s about the freedom to express ourselves in all our diversity. What a warm and rich day that tasted like home.
