February 24 is a heavy day for every singe Ukrainian, as it was the second time russia had invaded Ukraine during its independence.

USU talked to a Ukrainian-Canadian activist, film industry journalist and YVR Screen Scene host Sabrina Furminger on the importance of this day and the challenges faced by Ukrainians.

We invite you to listen to and uplift Ukrainian voices during such an important moment in history. Learn how you can accelerate Ukrainian victory and support the fight for freedom.

Stay tuned for future episodes of the Cultural_Front.UA, brought to you by the Ukrainian Student Union of the University of British Columbia.

Slava Ukraini!

Join us for an insightful interview with Nataliya Chorna, a registered clinical counselor advocating for the well-being of Ukrainian newcomers in Canada. Nataliya delves into her personal journey to becoming a counselor, her involvement in the "Healing the Wound of the War Together" project, and coping strategies for Ukrainians abroad. Listen to this exclusive interview to learn about the resilience and struggles of Ukrainian community.

In this episode of our show "Cultural_Front.UA" you will hear from Dr. Gassner, a UBC professor from the Department of Central, Eastern and Northern European Studies (or simply CENES). He is an expert when it comes to Central Europe, Germany, and the history of Ukraine and russia. Tune in to learn more about Dr. Gassner's experience of teaching in Eastern Ukraine, as well as more about the courses he teaches at UBC and his research on Ukrainian monuments in Canada.

February 24 is an important day for every Ukrainian. Join @ubc_usu’s interview with a prominent Ukrainian activist Maria a.k.a. @vinokcollective, where we discuss the 1 year anniversary of russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine and the 9 years of resistance of the Ukrainian nation. Learn more about the history of russian imperialism and Ukrainian courage, accomplishments & future, as well as the impacts of war on everyday life and ways of supporting Ukraine.

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