Ukrainian Cultural and Humanitarian Institute (UCHI)

Ukrainian Cultural and Humanitarian Institute (UCHI) The mission of the UCHI is to develop relationships between the US and Ukraine on cultural, educational, and humanitarian levels.

It also serves to develop cross-cultural understanding between the peoples of the US and Ukraine. The mission of the Ukrainian Cultural and Humanitarian Institute (UCHI) is to develop relationships between the US and Ukraine on cultural, educational, and humanitarian levels. It serves three constituencies: Ukrainians in Ukraine seeking to build democratic structures in Ukraine, Ukrainians in Amer

ica, and others interested in learning about modern Ukraine. UCHI is dedicated to preserving and promoting Western Pennsylvania's rich Ukrainian heritage by interfacing with other community organizations. The Western Pennsylvania Ukrainian Archives is a major project that allows UCHI to perform this function.

-In 2002 UCHI Organized as a 501c(3) not-for-profit corporation
-In 2004 UCHI established an endowment fund; ESL Program begins
-In 2005 our "Ukrainian-Language Immigrant Handbook" is published.
-In 2006 "Welcome to Pittsburgh" handbook is published.
-UCHI has hosted seven US Library of Congress “Open World” training groups from Ukraine.
-Worked with “The Pittsburgh-Donets’k Sister Cities Committee” (PDSCC) to bring awareness about the current situation in the Donets’k region to the Ukrainian community through newsletters, social media and public events.
-Donated copies of the book “Ukrainians of Western Pennsylvania” to various local libraries and other locations across the US.
-Quadrupled the Ukrainian collections at the Senator John Heinz Pittsburgh Regional History Center & Pennsylvania Room at Carnegie Library Main Branch.

An exciting year educating, engaging, and helping rebuild young lives. Thank you all for your continuing support!
04/07/2026

An exciting year educating, engaging, and helping rebuild young lives. Thank you all for your continuing support!

“Song of Songs of the Ukrainian People”With the blessing of Metropolitan Borys Gudziak, Ukrainian artists Tetiana Mialko...
03/28/2026

“Song of Songs of the Ukrainian People”

With the blessing of Metropolitan Borys Gudziak, Ukrainian artists Tetiana Mialkovska, Tetiana Rusetska, and Iryna Semenenko have created a mural about Ukraine and the truths of the war.

It will be opening at the courtyard of the cathedral on Sunday, March 29, 2026 at 11:30 AM.

“Creativity is the Antonym of War” - 1

02/10/2026
Pittsburgh’s Phipps Conservatory welcomes the US non-profit organization, Partnerships for Nature, to present arranged a...
01/09/2026

Pittsburgh’s Phipps Conservatory welcomes the US non-profit organization, Partnerships for Nature, to present arranged an online program to show and describe the work of Ukraine's botanical gardens to enhance nature education and healing. Work that has been even more important during the full-scale Russian invasion, as nature healing programs have been implemented at gardens in major cities across Ukraine and are serving Ukraine's vulnerable populations -- displaced families, children, the elderly, veterans, people with disabilities -- along with the many who have simply experienced extreme personal loss. Partners and programs are described on their website and in most recent newsletter.

Phipps and Partnerships for Nature invite the Pittsburgh Ukrainian community to learn about this important rehabilitative work. The online event will take place on January 21, 2026 at 1 PM Eastern time.

Thank you to Archbishop Daniel and the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA.
12/24/2025

Thank you to Archbishop Daniel and the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA.

Мистецтво, що зцілює рани війни: віра, пам’ять і діяння Воскресіння: Духовно зворушлива зустріч у Духовному осередку Української Православної Цер...

Make a special gift on this Giving Turaday to provide aid to children and soldiers suffering from the devastation of war...
12/02/2025

Make a special gift on this Giving Turaday to provide aid to children and soldiers suffering from the devastation of war. www.ukrchi.com

Pain, fear, anxiety, hatred of an unprovoked war of aggression attaching civilians, infrastructure, and dedicated to era...
11/22/2025

Pain, fear, anxiety, hatred of an unprovoked war of aggression attaching civilians, infrastructure, and dedicated to eradicating a culture and people.

This is every day life in Ukraine.

This is how the war is affecting real people and how dedicated caregivers are helping to counteract this nefariousness and disinformation that blames the victim and robs people if their dignity, their safety, their childhood, their lives.

(Subtitles in English)

Join us Monday evening!
11/08/2025

Join us Monday evening!

Chatham University Music Program presents:
Benefit concert “Friends of Ukraine”
Monday, November 10, 2025
7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
James Laughlin Music Hall

Cost: All donations will go to the VOVK Foundation program for Ukrainian children.

Register: https://chatham.edu/events/details.cfm?EventID=35674

Join the Vovk Foundation as they welcome Ukrainian soldiers who will present on the current state if the war on Ukraine.
11/02/2025

Join the Vovk Foundation as they welcome Ukrainian soldiers who will present on the current state if the war on Ukraine.

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610 Bouquet Street
Carnegie, PA
15106

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+14123278111

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