06/26/2026
What does it mean to represent Ukraine during wartime? How do you speak about justice, document crimes, support your country, and use culture as a tool for international dialogue?
In this carousel, we bring together reflections from people approaching these questions in different ways: Ukraine’s Minister of Culture Tetiana Berezhna, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Oleksandra Matviichuk, artist Zhanna Kadyrova, and Saint Javelin founder Christian Borys.
Their experiences are different, but they share a common goal: to make sure Ukraine is seen, heard, and remembered.
Read their stories:
Tetyana Berezhna: https://yellowblue.pro/vybrane/168-we-need-to-be-loud-berezhna-on-biennale-cultural-diplomacy-and-diaspora
Zhanna Kadyrova: https://yellowblue.pro/vybrane/176-zhanna-kadyrova-on-war-and-russian-crimes-interview
Christian Borys: https://yellowblue.pro/vybrane/128-canadian-journalist-created-the-saint-javelin-brand-donates-millions-to-tactical-medicine-and-informs-followers-about-the-war-in-ukraine-interview-with-christian-borys
Oleksandra Matviichuk: https://yellowblue.pro/vybrane/180-oleksandra-matviichuk-on-human-rights-and-justice