Happy Ukrainian Air Force Day. These are sad days for this branch of service and us all, but we remember and are incredibly proud of all the extraordinary things that our Air Force has demonstrated in this war. Facing such an overwhelmingly superior enemy, having as little as

One friend is in the Carpathians looking after the kids of the destroyed eastern Ukrainian town called New York. Another friend is in the environs of the said New York, fighting Russians who destroyed it. Our Ukrainian world in a nutshell.

Remembering when your colleagues’ loved ones come home from the front on leave is the wartime equivalent of remembering your colleagues’ birthdays.

So fortunate that these amazing women have joined the INDEX: Institute for Documentation and Exchange team 💜💚💜💚💜

Russian missiles against our cities and people. The strike on Lviv killed 5 people, including a 14-year-old girl. My condolences go out to the families and loved ones of the victims. More than 30 people were injured. Ordinary residential buildings, schools, and medical facilities

My neighborhood in Lviv was severely bombed by 🇷🇺 this morning. Seven people are already reported dead, three of them are children. We need you to pay attention again.

A man in Lviv is getting stitched up while the bodies of his family members are being taken out from the rubble. This might be one of the hardest videos I’ve watched.

The INDEX team grieves with the families of all the victims of Russia's daily attacks on Ukrainian cities and civilian infrastructure. We are determined to keep the record of Russia's criminal war against Ukraine for future generations and ensure that justice is served.

‘Cultural imperialism lives on, even if its carriers often proclaim anti-colonial slogans.’ My new piece for Atlantic Council with some suggestions to editors, publishers, and curators from us, the 'perpetually frustrated Ukraine specialists'. atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/ukrainea… 🧵 1/4

Ukraine is still viewed through the lens of Russian imperialism. Western editors, commentators, and academics must go beyond token coverage and let Ukraine’s experience shape a broader global narrative. Read Olesya Khromeychuk’s new text for Atlantic Council. atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/ukrainea…

My deepest sympathy to the family, friends and colleagues of David Knowles. David always texted me after massive attacks. I hope I thanked him most of the time. My last message remained unread. His work gave us in Ukraine so much hope and strength. We will remember him, always. 💔

More than 200 researchers, cultural practitioners, and community organisers welcomed the addition of INDEX to Ukraine’s institutional landscape. Together, we’ll preserve the stories of Russia’s war against Ukraine for the future to ensure historical and epistemological justice.

💙💛 At the launch of INDEX: Institute for Documentation and Exchange , Ukraine's treasured writer, soldier & Kharkivian Serhiy Zhadan shared some thoughts on the difficulties at the beginning of the full-scale war to write about it, & also highlighting the importance of journalling, sharing & reporting. 👇

To lead the INDEX: Institute for Documentation and Exchange team, and to achieve its goals, including holding ru accountable by documenting what it does to Ukraine, it takes great competence, a determination of steel & also a big heart. Director Dr Sasha Dovzhyk has it all 💜

If you are a Ukrainian American, don’t vote for him. Trump might stop the war by making such a country as Ukraine stop to exist.

'It is not enough to simply “do Ukraine” by reviewing one book on the war, especially if it’s by a Western journalist rather than a Ukraine-based author. [...] This box-ticking approach is unhelpful and insulting'. Olesya Khromeychuk on what the 'frustrated Ukrainians' want.

🟪 Solidarity against historical myths: a Latin American perspective on Russia's war against Ukraine Do not miss Mexico's prominent political analyst Denise Dresser's talk in Lviv ➡️ 18 September UCU in partnership with Public Interest Journalism Lab Register: shorturl.at/KyEE5