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Hosted by Virlana Tkacz with Gogo Bordello's Eugene Hutz, master bandura player Julian Kytasty and others
A rare event at the historic Ukrainian National Home will see the power of poetry confront the world of war. Virlana Tkacz, founder of Yara Arts, La Mama’s resident Ukrainian-American theater company, will host an afternoon dedicated to Serhiy Zhadan and other poets in Ukraine, performed in Ukrainian and English by Gogol Bordello lead-singer Eugene Hutz and bandura maestro Julian Kytasty. Poets Alvin Eng, Bob Holman, and Wanda Phipps will respond with their own work. Downtown diva Susan Hwang will premiere a new song based on a poem by Zhadan. And, conditions permitting, Zhadan himself will join us virtually from Kharkiv.
Beyond the frame: how Ukrainian creators use immersive tech to document, remember, and imagine. Sensorama & Scopic Lab
Join us for a conversation with Olena Stulii, Head of Creative at Sensorama, exploring how immersive technology is reshaping the way we remember, document, and imagine Ukraine.
Storytelling doesn't have to stay within the frame. In this keynote conversation, Olena will take us beyond traditional moving image into the world of virtual reality, augmented reality, and 360° documentary - mediums that let audiences step inside a story rather than simply watch it. It's an invitation to dream collectively, and to experience firsthand how these tools can hold space for both memory and hope. Olena will shine light into how Ukraine's creative and technical community are building capture workflows for documentation, developing new approaches to immersive narrative, and treating presence itself as a form of witness.
Olena will showcase projects Sensorama has been involved in. One example is War in VR – a series of 360° videos produced and created by The Game Changers during the first days after the liberation of some Ukrainian cities.
Also will be presented a VR training simulator developed for UNESCO specialists, designed to teach them how to assess damage to cultural heritage sites. The Hryhorii Skovoroda Museum in the Kharkiv region and the House of Scientists in Odesa were digitally scanned, allowing users to walk through these locations in VR and see firsthand the consequences of attacks and scale of damage.
Olena will also talk about the development of Arina’s Story, a UNITED24 project created with the support of Microsoft and contributions from a number of Ukrainian companies, including ISD Group, Deep3d Studio as well as Sensorama, and others.
Special Screening:
Festival guests will also have the opportunity to watch the 360° film “Shelter” produced by Scopic Lab – a virtual reality documentary directed by Sjors Swierstra (The Netherlands) and co-directed by Ivanna Khitsinska (Ukraine), offering an intimate look at the war in Ukraine. In Shelter, the audience is invited to step into a virtual space with people from Ukraine, to witness moments of shared humanity and reflect on the cost of war.
The event is free to RSVP with a suggested donation to Razom!
Ther event will be in English.
Date: October 25, 2026
Time: doors open 12pm, screening starts 12:30pm
Location: QUAD CINEMA (34 W 13th St, New York, NY 10011)
Celebrate Ukrainian filmmakers determined to tell the truth: four short documentaries from Docudays UA and a Q&A with editor Kseniia Opria.
Join us as we celebrate the determination of Ukrainian documentary scene with this collection of short films, presented in collaboration with Docudays UA, one of Ukraine's leading human rights documentary film festivals. These are honest, intimate and often unexpectedly tender stories, made by people who refuse to look away. Afterward, stay for a conversation with Kseniia Opria, editor at Docudays, about what it takes to make and share documentary cinema in wartime.
DOCUDAYS UA
Docudays UA is Ukraine's International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival. Its mission is to give everyone in Ukraine the chance to see talented, relevant human rights documentaries from around the world, to encourage active citizenship and respect for human dignity, and to support Ukraine's film industry. Its vision is simple: a society of free people.
Films are in Ukrainian with English subtitles.
Date: October 23, 2026
Time: door open at 12pm, screening starts at 12:30pm
Location: QUAD CINEMA (34 W 13th St, New York, NY 10011)
Serving the New York, NY community and surrounding northeastern states, the Consulate General of Ukraine represents the Ukrainian government's commitment to maintaining strong diplomatic relationships and supporting its citizens abroad. This government institution is responsible for assisting residents of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont with all consular matters. As an official representation of Ukraine's government, the consulate plays a vital role in fostering connections between the Ukrainian diaspora and their homeland while promoting mutual understanding between Ukraine and the United States. The office stands as a bridge between communities, providing essential support and services that reflect Ukraine's dedication to its citizens regardless of where they reside. Through its work in New York, the consulate demonstrates the government's ongoing commitment to serving and supporting the Ukrainian community across the broader northeastern region.
Since 1945, Ukraine has maintained a significant presence at the United Nations as one of its founding members, with its Permanent Mission headquartered in New York, NY, serving as the bridge between the Ukrainian government and the international community. The Ukrainian delegation played a pivotal role in the San Francisco conference, where it actively contributed to shaping the UN Charter, including coordinating the preparation of the Preamble and the Purposes and Principles that guide the organization today. Based in New York, NY, the Mission reflects Ukraine's deep commitment to strengthening the United Nations as a vital center for addressing humanity's most difficult and complex challenges through collaborative international effort. Ukraine's engagement with the UN system is rooted in a strong commitment to human rights and international law, demonstrated through active participation in the principal organs and consistent support for key human rights instruments and protocols. The Mission embodies Ukraine's values of multilateral cooperation, democratic governance, and the protection of human dignity on the global stage. Through its work in New York, NY, the Permanent Mission of Ukraine continues to honor the nation's founding role in the UN while advancing contemporary priorities that reflect Ukraine's commitment to international peace, security, and human rights protection.
Founded in 1977 at a historic national convention in Cleveland, Ohio, the Ukrainian American Bar Association has grown into a vital community institution serving the legal profession and Ukrainian American communities nationwide. Headquartered in Astoria, NY, the UABA was established by passionate legal professionals who envisioned a unified voice for Ukrainian American attorneys and judges committed to defending constitutional principles and advancing the rule of law. Over four decades of dedicated service, the organization has built a legacy of supporting its members while championing justice and democratic values.
The UABA's mission extends far beyond professional networking—it represents a deep commitment to serving the Ukrainian American community and advancing legal reform efforts in Ukraine itself. The organization has provided essential pro bono assistance in landmark cases, supported human rights initiatives, and fostered working relationships with Ukrainian judges and government officials. Through its scholarship fund established in the 1980s, the UABA has invested in educating the next generation of legal professionals, both in America and Ukraine, ensuring that the values of justice and rule of law continue to flourish.
Today, the Ukrainian American Bar Association remains a beacon of professional excellence and community dedication. Members include directors and officers of numerous Ukrainian American and American organizations, providing prominent leadership and active support at both local and national levels. Whether you are a legal professional of Ukrainian heritage, an attorney interested in Ukrainian matters, or a foreign jurist seeking to connect with American legal professionals, the UABA welcomes you to join a community united by shared values of integrity, justice, and service to the public good.
Astoria,
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The Genesee River gorge in western New York - the sheer shale cliffs of Letchworth State Park, known as the Grand Canyon of the East, cut through wooded countryside between the Finger Lakes and Lake Erie.
