Viktor Moroz
The British Council, funded by the UK Government , has introduced a wonderful “Ukrainian Language and Culture Pack”. This guide is designed specifically for primary school teachers to help them introduce pupils to the rich heritage of Ukraine through interesting facts and activities.
Dariia Zhdanova
It is difficult to look back upon the events that unfolded on our native land—Ukraine—nearly 100 years ago, during the Holodomor of 1932–1933. The darkness and horror of that time are almost unimaginable to the modern mind. These were the times in which our grandparents and great-grandparents lived. It is impossible to listen to the family histories preserved and passed down by survivors without tears, without a tightening in one’s soul.
Viktor Moroz
Saturday, November 22, was a Day of profound remembrance. In Cardiff, at the Eglwys Dewi Sant church, a ceremony was held to commemorate the victims of the Holodomors in Ukraine. The event, organized by the Welsh Refugee Council, Senedd 4 Ukraine, and the Ukrainian community of Wales, became a place where candles were lit, prayers were said, and the events of those terrible years were recalled.
Dariia Zhdanova
Caerphilly, Wales — The power of art and human connection shone brightly on October 27th as the curtain closed on Ukrainian artist Olesia Miftahova’s exhibition, “Garden of Memories: Growing Beyond.” The special closing event, named “Welsh afternoon”, steeped in authentic Welsh culture and featuring traditional Welsh cuisine, transcended a mere art viewing to become a profound celebration of remembrance, solidarity, and the unbreakable bond forged between the local community and its Ukrainian guests.
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.
