The War in Jewish History Lecture Project
Initiator and project manager: Olena Zaslavska
Lecturers: Beny Yonin (Israel), Dr. Michael Tuval (Israel), Roman Hardashuk (Ukraine), Artem Fedorchuk (Israel)
Collection of Poems by Yehiel Fishzon “Which World War: Poems of War”
The project manager, artist, and designer: Olena Zaslavska The translator of the second part of the book: Larysa Pidhirna
Open Course: The Beilis Case: A 21st-Century Perspective
Lecturer: Historian and journalist Yurii Korohodskyi Project partner: the Diye-Slovo studio
Date: April 2024
Format: 2 sessions
Educational Project “Polin Museum of Life”
Project leaders: Olena Zaslavska (ZFU), Oksana Chala (POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews)
Lecture Project: “Principles of Ukrainian Statehood”
This project consisted of four meetings and was held in May 2024. Project Partner: the “Diye-Slovo” Studio.
Open Course: “Contemporary Anti-Semitism: Ideas, Trends, and Features”
Lecturer – Vyacheslav Likhachov – historian, political scientist, member of the Expert Council of the Center for Civil Liberties, head of the monitoring group on anti-Semitism and xenophobia in Ukraine.
Open Course: “The Dreyfus Case”
Lecturer: Historian Michael Bronstein (Israel) Project partner: the Diye -Slovo studio
Date: March 2024
Format: 7 sessions
Exhibition of creative works of participants of the “Circle of Hope” projectat the Sixties Museum in Kyiv
The project manager is Olena Zaslavska.
The project “Psychology of trauma – Israeli experience”
The project manager is Olena Zaslavska, executive director of ZFU.
Teachers – Gila Petrov, Svitlana Tarasova, Lyubov Moshinska, Anna Groisman (Trauma Coalition, Israel).
Supported by: the JReady platform of the Sohnut Jewish Agency (Israel), the World Movement “Israel Beiteynu”, the World Movement Eretz HaKodesh.
Lecture project “History of the State of Israel. Survival in a hostile environment”
Lecturers: member of the Expert Council of the Center for Civil Liberties Vyacheslav Likhachov (Kyiv) and director of the International Center for Jewish Education and Field Studies Artem Fedorchuk (Israel).