On August 15 Krzysztof Czyżewski talked to two Ukrainian poets, Kateryna Mikhalicyna and Julia Musakovska and their translators into Polish, Aneta Kamińska and Jakub Pszoniak.

Since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine the Borderland Centre and Foundation has been active in providing assistance and support for our Ukrainian guests so that they will live in peace with us for as long as they feel they need.

The Borderland Foundation is proud to announce the opening of the exhibition of Volodymyr Loboda’s engravings in the White Synagogue on 2 August 2022 at 18:00 with his daughter, Solomia, as the special guest.

On August 18 Andri Khadanovich talked to two writers from Belarus, Polina Stepanenko and Andri Janushkievich. The talk took place in the Song on Porcelain Café in the Krasnogruda manor.

The Borderland Foundation is proud to offer a residency programme for Belarusian writers. The programme was launched in 2020 .

In 2020 the Borderland Foundation and Ulla Lacahuer launched a residency programme for Belarusian writers. Thanks to the donation of Ulla Lachauer the first residency was available from 30 October 2020.

The Borderland hosted another DisTerrMem resident. Arsem Hakobyan was staying in Krasnogruda between 1 to 27 August. Dr Arsen Hakobyan is Senior Research Fellow, Department of Contemporary Anthropological Studies, Institute of Archeology and Ethnography.

Since 2019 the Borderland Foundation has been co-operating as one of five partner institutions in the DisTerrMem program.

DisTerrMem is an international project that was launched in 2019. The Borderland Foundation is one of six partner institutions.

The stay was linked with the project called Tales of Coexistence. The Festival of the Borderland in Georgia.