The Borderland is proud to have had its books presented at the Book Museum of the Odessa National Scientific Library.
Krzysztof Czyżewski took part in the talk about the Ukrainian edition of Towards Xenopolis in Lviv.
The Borderland is proud to inform you about a public meeting with Krzysztof Czyżewski that took place in Kyiv, Ukraine.
Yesterday, a workshop with second-year students from the Sejny high school took place in the Zustricz community center in Sejny. The workshop focused on the Changing Democracies program, in which Pogranicze has been participating since the beginning of last year.
On Monday, March 31, within the framework of the Changing Democracies program, a workshop meeting was held with teachers from Sejny, Suwałki and Augustow under the theme “Learning from the past, reflecting on the present”.
Since the beginning of December we have been hosting the exhibition “Is my democracy your democracy” in Sejny, around which lessons and meetings with young people are held.
The international conference "Disputed Territories and Memory: Pathways to Agonism" took place
on September 28-30, 2023. This conference was a final event of the five-year-long international
Disputed Territories and Memory (DisTerrMem) program, and was hosted by the Borderland
Foundation in partnership with the Institute of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in Kaunas.
The Borderland is honoured to announce the international conference which is a part of the DisTerrMem international project. For more details see below.
The Borderland foundation is happy to have hosted Harutyun Marutyan. The event that was the summary of his stay concerned the genocide of the Armenian people.
When we embarked on our search for Central Europe last year, there were those who doubted its very existence. Pragmatic logic weighed on us —what could our fragile community mean against overwhelming numbers, signed treaties, and the crack of gunfire?
Cartography of Central Europe is a domain of Dilemmas. During our meetings, we drew various maps, even historical ones, their ready-made contours laid over living spaces revealing a different scale and boundaries.
We are meeting in Uzhhorod, not only on Europe Day, but also in the heart of Europe. Today's Ukraine allows us to see our shared community, which must be shaped differently in the future.
The Borderland is happy to announce a special meeting with Belarusian writers on August 17.
The meeting will take place in the Song on Porcelain cafe in the Krasnogruda manor. It will be hosted by Andri Khadanovich and will be translated into Polish.
The event is a part of the The Borderland/Belarus international programme.
In August the Borderland Foundation hosted Belarusian writers, Polina Stepanenko and Andrei Yanushkievich who took part in the Borderland/Belarus residency programme between 12 and 23 August 2022.
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.
Beyond Borders Academy is a joint initiative of four organizations: The Kosciuszko Foundation, Borderland Foundation, Folkowisko Association, and the School for Leaders Foundation. Its goal is to prepare an active community of young people from Ukraine, Belarus and Poland to build relations and form new opportunities for cooperation in Central and Eastern Europe.
The last two evenings of our trip to Serbia were spent at Cafe Europa. The idea was developed by Krzysztof Czyżewski and originated in this region, in the countries of the former Yugoslavia, as a gesture of resistance to war and a search for answers to the challenges of political transformation in Europe.
We began Saturday morning in Novi Sad, where a debate entitled “Culture of Solidarity” took place at the bulevar books, knjižara koja svira bookstore.
Our Serbian journey is coming to an end. Our last stop together was Sonta, a small town located on the Serbian-Croatian border.
JULIA STAKHIVSKA (1985, Zhytomyr) poet and illustrator.
Volodymyr Olshanskyi (1987) - producer and sound engineer, co-founder of the audio publishing house 'Audiostories' and the Józef Mayen Radio Drama Studio in Lviv.
Yevheniia Nesterovych (1988) is a culture manager, critic, and author, based in Lviv, Ukraine, born and raised in Hadyach, Poltava region.
