People
We believe that a country is best seen through its people.
Therefore, there will be stories of Ukrainians who opened a restaurant in Tokyo, created a startup in London, launched a cultural center in Toronto, are preserving a family bakery in Poltava, or are restoring an old village in Chernihiv region. These are not just “success stories.” These are stories about character, work, language, continuity, and a very Ukrainian ability to hold on.
Frequently Asked Questions
This is an international online media about Ukrainians, culture, roots, diaspora and modern life of Ukraine in the world. We combine people’s stories, cultural texts, materials about origins and practical guides.
About people, culture, roots, diaspora and legal and practical issues.
For example, we may have texts about:
- a Ukrainian who opened a restaurant in Tokyo;
- a Ukrainian woman who launched a startup in London;
- Ukrainian surnames and how to read their origin;
- Christmas Eve, carols, bread rolls, towel, wedding songs;
- borscht, dumplings, cabbage rolls, uzvar, kutya;
- Ukrainian communities in Canada, Spain, Germany;
- documents, citizenship, immigration and the rights of Ukrainians.
Yes, and this is fundamentally important. We want the site to be understandable not only to Ukrainians. There will be materials here for those who are in love with Ukrainian culture, are friends with Ukrainians, are planning a marriage, are learning the language, are interested in traditions, or simply want to understand who Ukrainians are without stereotypes.
Yes. If you have a personal story, a family story, a community story, a business story, a cultural project, or a search for roots, that’s exactly the type of material that makes media come alive.
Because we don’t just chase news. We build lasting value: stories you want to read; texts you want to save; guides you want to return to; and an image of Ukraine that is made up not of headlines, but of people, traditions, and memory.