Forthcoming events

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November 2026

  • 10 November 2026, 18:00–20:00, Berlin & online

Podium discussion 100 Years of the Ukrainian Scientific Institute in Berlin. Registration under the link.

  • 23 November 2027, Berlin

Presentation & Book-Discussion: War, Migration, Memory: Ukrainian Perspectives. The volumes from the Prisma Ukraïna Dossiers series bring together perspectives on the dimensions of Russia’s war against Ukraine exploring displacement, migration, memory and images and objects shaping the experience of war. The three volumes will be brought together for a joint book discussion, in which the editors reflect on how their research connects to one another and to today’s realities of war, displacement, and memory in Ukraine.

Panelists:

  • Lidia Kuzemska,
  • Natasha Klimenko,
  • Viktoriya Sereda
  • Moderation: Yelizaveta Landenberger

 

  • 24 November 2026, online

DUAG “Science First Hand Lecture “An Ecosystem of Open Ukrainian Language Resources: Corpora, Annotation, and FAIR Compliance”, by Dr. Maria Shvedova

  • 27 November 2026, online

Science Europe-NRFU Webinar Series “Building Capacity in the Ukrainian R&I Ecosystem” aims to increase opportunities for Ukrainian researchers in the international scientific arena and facilitate the exchange of experiences with European colleagues:

  • Webinar “Risk management in research funding: approaches, tools, and international practices”

 

December 2026

  • 14 December 2026, New York, USA/ online (Register for the Zoom meeting)

A Decade of Displacement: How Forced Migration has Changed Ukraine since 2014. In this talk, TCUP Director Emily Channell-Justice examines the impact of internal displacement and forced migration in Ukraine.

 

February 2027

  • 5-6 February 2027, Harvard, USA

TCUP Conference 2027

  • 4-5 March, 2027, Paris

International Conference “Ukrainian Art History: Working Through Uncertainties”. Taking the Ukrainian context as a starting point, this conference asks how art history can engage with fragmented archives, contested cultural memory, under-documented artistic practices, and forms of knowledge that exceed institutional frameworks. Deadline for submitting proposals: 8 November, 2026

The conference is organised by the Institut national d’histoire de l’art (INHA), Paris, in collaboration with Bibliotheca Hertziana – Max Planck Institut für Kunstgeschichte, Rome, Research Centre Ukraine – Max Weber Foundation, Lviv, the Institut français, Paris, and the Ukrainian Institute in France, Paris.

 

April 2027

1–2 April 2027, Lviv, Ukraine

  • The LivArch Conference “Archiving for Uncertain Futures: Making, Using, and Preserving Collections from Within the Events” (link to the form). Submission deadline: 15 December 2026

27–29 April 2027, Marburg, Germany 

  • The LivArch Project Final Conference “Archiving on the Edge: The Digital Lives of Collections from Wars and Emergencies. The Call for Papers for is now open. Submission deadline: 15 December 2026

 

Video-recordings of some past events/ relevant YouTube channels: