UPCOMING EVENTS
Resilience and Renewal
Shaping Ukraine’s Future
Join us on Sunday, May 4th 2pm at the Ukrainian Cultural Center to celebrate the 410th anniversary of Ukraine's oldest university, the National University of Kyiv Mohyla Academy.
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Despite relentless attacks on Kyiv, KMA students and faculty persist, emerging from bomb shelters each morning to continue their studies, supporting one another through unimaginable hardship. Their resilience and determination are truly inspiring. Thanks to your generosity, we have provided essential educational, psychological, and financial assistance, but the need remains great. What we do today will shape the future of Ukraine for generations to come.
Join us on May 4 or support from afar. Every voice makes a difference. Every action has an impact. Together, we can empower Ukraine’s future leaders.
City Winery Chicago Presents: Lynne Jordan and the Shivers with TRIODA - A Holiday Concert
Date: January 14th at 7:30 PM
Benefitting: The Ukrainian Veterans Leadership Center at Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, Ukraine
Presented by: Kyiv-Mohyla Foundation of America
Join us for an inspiring evening of music and community and enjoy a festive performance by renowned Lynne Jordan and the Shivers, along with the group TRIODA. In addition to attending, you can make a donation to help empower Ukraine's veterans.
The Ukrainian Veterans Leadership Center provides veterans with pathways for professional growth, resilience-building, and an active role in shaping Ukraine's future. This pioneering center supports veterans’ social and economic integration through leadership programs, research, and initiatives. Additionally, Kyiv-Mohyla Academy’s Center for Mental Health and Psychological Support collaborates closely with the Veterans Center to enhance veteran wellbeing.
Past Events
Kyiv - Mohyla Foundation of America Distinguished Speaker Series
We are honored to present the Distinguished Speakers featured below. They embody influential perspectives on identity, culture, peace and justice, human rights, education, reconstruction, and the international order as related to Ukraine during and after the war.
Yohanan Petrovasky Shtern, Ph.D
Oleksandra Matviichuk
Anna Novosad
Anne Applebaum