For more than 10 years, Anton Protsiuk, who’s the programs coordinator at Wikimedia Ukraine, has been focused on decolonising Ukrainian knowledge and preserving languages. He joins us in today’s episode to discuss his work and how the Russian invasion of Ukraine prompted a wide reevaluation of the Ukrainian cultural legacy. Image Credit: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.facebook.com/LiveHistoryWorkshop/photos/t.100002808546733/2380071412267599/?type=3">Олена Ангелова</a>

For more than 10 years, Anton Protsiuk, who’s the programs coordinator at Wikimedia Ukraine, has been focused on decolonising Ukrainian knowledge and preserving languages. He joins us in today’s episode to discuss his work and how the Russian invasion of Ukraine prompted a wide reevaluation of the Ukrainian cultural legacy. Image Credit: Олена Ангелова

For more than 10 years, Anton Protsiuk, who’s the programs coordinator at Wikimedia Ukraine, has been focused on decolonising Ukrainian knowledge and preserving languages. He joins us in today’s episode to discuss his work and how the Russian invasion of Ukraine prompted a wide reevaluation of the Ukrainian cultural legacy.&nbsp;Image Credit: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/LiveHistoryWorkshop/photos/t.100002808546733/2380071412267599/?type=3" rel="noopener noreferrer">Олена Ангелова</a>

Decolonising Knowledge in Ukraine

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