Realizing one's identity is a complex and at the same time fascinating process, in which a coherent picture of the world is formed from a mosaic of knowledge, feelings and perceptions.

Realizing one's identity is a complex and at the same time fascinating process, in which a coherent picture of the world is formed from a mosaic of knowledge, feelings and perceptions.

Religious identity has always played a significant role in state identity politics of independent Ukraine. The experience of the war emphasized the importance of issues related to rights and freedoms of believers of various denominations in our country.

Today, we defend not only our borders and territory from invaders, but also the right to be Ukrainians. The enemy uses the "scorched earth" method and destroys everything the key to the formation of Ukrainian identity.

This year, for the first time, Osvitoria.Media presented the Osvitoria.Media Award 2024 to highlight projects that make a significant contribution to the development of education during the full-scale war.

An educational series about Ukrainian national identity, historical and cultural memory, and the decolonization of Ukraine is now available on the MEGOGO platform.

The largest number of artists who were formal and colorful, meaningful and dynamic innovators, born or lived in the east and south of our countries

Throughout the centuries, representatives of different people have always lived in our country ethnic communities.

The first open-access online lecture of the discussion platform In Search of Identity, titled "Why is it important to talk about identity in times of war? Cultural identity," took place on February 21.

An educational project called In Search of Identity was launched in Ukraine. The project aimed to hold multiple online events and create a discussion platform to unite the Ukrainian nation through a common understanding of the history, ideas, and values. The project's first lecture took place on February 21.

On November 22, on the eve of the celebration of the 300th anniversary of the birth of Hryhoriy Skovoroda, an open lecture was held with the Ukrainian philosopher Taras Lyuty.

On Saturday, October 29th, the Cultural Project ended the month of modernism with an open lecture by Halyna Glodz about Ukrainian modernism in literature.