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Ukraine House At Yale, Yale University, New Haven, CT (2026)

04/03/2026

Join us for the event together with next Wednesday!

03/28/2026

Music with a mission. Join us Saturday, April 11th at the Candlelight Concert and make a difference. 100% of ticket sales purchased with code "DUU" support Doctors United for Ukraine in delivering life-saving aid.

Those who purchase a ticket with this code will also receive a small discount at checkout.

02/19/2026

On February 24, 2026, Ukraine House at Yale invites the Yale community to a candlelight vigil marking the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. We gather at the Women's Table on Cross Campus from 4 to 5 PM to remember those who have lost their lives, honor those who continue to resist, and stand in solidarity with the Ukrainian people. The vigil will be followed by an exhibition and reception at HQ Student Lounge, where guests are invited to continue the conversation and engage with work reflecting on Ukraine's past, present, and future.

11/15/2025

The United Nations has long stood as a paradigm of democratic values and a cornerstone of international diplomacy. Yet in a world where international law is increasingly challenged, how can diplomacy remain effective? What obstacles does the UN face today, and what reforms are necessary for its future? Join us for a conversation with Andrii Melnyk, Ukrainian Ambassador to the United Nations, to explore the landscape of international security, the role of global institutions, and the realities of modern diplomacy.

11/04/2025

Join us for a one-of-a-kind autumn experience!
The Yale Ukraine House and Yale Ukrainian 🇺🇦

Program invite students and faculty to spend an afternoon on a local farm, cooking, tasting, and learning about the rich culinary traditions of Ukraine.
Together we’ll cook and share borscht — Ukraine’s most beloved dish, recognized by UNESCO as part of Ukraine’s intangible cultural heritage — bake potatoes in an outdoor stove, and enjoy Ukrainian pickled vegetables, snacks, and warm apple cider. As we cook and eat together, we’ll explore the cultural symbolism of Ukrainian food, the history of communal cooking, and harvest-time customs that bring communities together.

Saturday, November 8, 2025
1:00–3:00 PM
Yale Farm (345 Edwards St)
An afternoon of warmth, tradition, and conversation — celebrating Ukrainian culture through the universal language of food.

10/25/2025

Calling all aspiring entrepreneurs! Discover how to turn an idea into a successful, customer-focused business. Join us for a talk with Michael Podolsky, co-founder and CEO of PissedConsumer.com, a leading review platform, and WiserBrand.com, an IT consulting agency.

Michael is an award-winning American entrepreneur of Ukrainian origin, a Forbes Business Council influencer, an Inc. 5000 honoree, and an expert in customer service, IT consulting, and brand growth. He is also an active advocate for consumer rights. This upcoming Tuesday, Michael will join us at Tsai CITY to share his insights with aspiring entrepreneurs and offer practical tips on building trustworthy relationships with customers.

Registration: https://luma.com/sqnqx4q5

09/27/2025

This Tuesday, September 23rd, 2025, Victor Rud presented his vision on Ukrainian Deterrence Credibility and Global Stability. He showed the perspective of Ukraine, NATO, and the UN, discussing military support in times of full-scale invasion.

Victor Rud mentioned a recent Yale Humanitarian Lab study on Russia’s child trafficking in the temporarily occupied territories. He actively encouraged all Americans and Europeans to support Ukraine in its fight against imperialism.

We are grateful to Victor Rud, , members of Ukraine House, especially Mariia Hodovanets ‘28, who invited the speaker, and all those who attended! Slava Ukraïni 💙💛

Ukraine House expresses gratitude to Yevgeniya Regent ‘28 () for making these wonderful photos.

09/20/2025

Join us for a conversation with Victor Rud on the urgent challenges and opportunities at the intersection of U.S.-Russia-Ukraine relations.

With over 40 years of legal practice - including defending political prisoners persecuted by the KGB — Mr. Rud has spoken at West Point, NATO, the UN, American University Kyiv, and the State Department’s Foreign Service Institute. His analysis has been featured in Forbes, The Hill, Kyiv Post, EUToday, and CEPA.

As past Chairman of the Ukrainian American Bar Association and current Chair of its Committee on Foreign Affairs, he continues to shape the global conversation on law, democracy, and security.

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear his insights and join the dialogue 💙💛

09/14/2025

Join us for a conversation with Victor Rud on the urgent challenges and opportunities at the intersection of U.S.–Russia–Ukraine relations.

With over 40 years of legal practice — including defending political prisoners persecuted by the KGB — Mr. Rud has spoken at West Point, NATO, the UN, American University Kyiv, and the State Department’s Foreign Service Institute. His analysis has been featured in Forbes, The Hill, Kyiv Post, EUToday, and CEPA.

As past Chairman of the Ukrainian American Bar Association and current Chair of its Committee on Foreign Affairs, he continues to shape the global conversation on law, democracy, and security.

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear his insights and join the dialogue.

04/30/2025

Explore Ukrainian Culture With Us: Fall 2025 at Yale 🇺🇦

Yale’s Ukrainian Program offers a cultural experience that goes way beyond typical language classes!

Learn Ukrainian while creating traditional art, exploring pop culture, and diving into amazing films from the 1920s to today. Classes use VR tech and hands-on workshops to make learning come alive.

Film enthusiasts will love “Cinematic Ukraine”. Discover how filmmakers have shaped national identity from avant-garde classics to today’s groundbreaking works. No previous knowledge needed!

Plus, join a community that extends beyond campus with NYC trips and events at Ukraine House.

Contact: [email protected]

04/06/2025

Wild Colors, True Stories: Ukrainian Naïve Art & Memory
Friday, April 11 | 5:00–7:00 PM | HQ 132

Organized by Ukraine House at Yale, the Ukrainian Program, the Slavic Department, and the European Studies Council, this special event brings together art, history, and technology to explore how Ukrainian artists and scholars are using creativity to preserve cultural identity in the face of war.

Event Highlights:
Virtual Reality Tour of Polina Rayko’s House-Museum
Step inside the vibrant, hand-painted world of Polina Rayko, a self-taught Ukrainian artist whose home became her life’s masterpiece. Using VR headsets, guests will experience the breathtaking folk murals of this one-of-a-kind house-museum—a testament to resilience and artistic expression in the face of hardship.

Conversation: The Role of Art in War & Memory
Featuring Nataliia Bondarenko (UNC Chapel Hill) and Yuliia Sytnyk (Ukrainian artist and cultural organizer), this conversation will explore how art reclaims marginalized narratives and amplifies overlooked voices during conflict. Yuliia Sytnyk, who fled the war after surviving occupation in Kherson, will share her personal journey and the enduring strength of Ukrainian artistic life.

Hands-On Painting Workshop with Yuliia Sytnyk
Under Yuliia’s guidance, participants will create their own artwork, connecting with Ukrainian culture through personal expression.

At a time when Ukraine is fighting not only for its territory but also for its cultural survival, this event highlights the power of art as a tool for memory, resistance, and healing. Art sustains identity, documents history, and empowers communities. Join us in celebrating Ukrainian creativity, resilience, and the enduring spirit of its people.
Free and open to the public. All materials provided.

02/19/2025

Along with the Vigil on Monday, February 24th join us for an exhibition by “Unissued Diplomas” in HQ31 12:00pm - 7:00PM.

“Unissued Diplomas” honors the memory of 40 Ukrainian students who will never graduate because their lives were taken by the russian full-scale invasion that started on February 24, 2022.

This exhibition aims to remind the world about the ongoing war and the price Ukrainians pay daily in their fight for freedom.

Since 2023, the project organized more than 250 exhibitions across 30 countries. While we wish we could stop at this point, russia does not cease launching missiles, we have no choice but to persist in our mission, ensuring that the stories of our peers are not forgotten.

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