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Women’s Faces of Ukrainian Contemporary Memory of World War II as exemplified by Kyiv urban space Analytics We are currently witnessing and participating in the processes of reinterpreting the history of World War II and the formation of the modern historic narrative in Ukraine. By Kateryna Kobchenko
10 ways of thinking about crisis resilience Analytics Crises are not only the hour of the executive, but also a moment of truth for prevention measures in place. By Dr. Ellen Ueberschär
Crimea: Six years of annexation Interview We asked Denys Savchenko, the head of NGO “CRIMEASOS” about the situation with human rights situation in Crimea and how the coronavirus affects the lives of the inhabitants of the peninsula. By Sergej Sumlenny
Love Makes a Family Analytics The op-ed has been written by Omid Nouripour together with Manuel Sarrazin. It was first published in Ukrainian on the website of Novoye Vremia media outlet. By Omid Nouripour
How We Lived in a Green Society for a Week: the Second Green Academy Report The second Green Academy — a summer school on strategies and principles of German Green democrats — took place between June 30 and July 7. By Марія Матяшова
Ecomobility: treading lightly Analytics People who combine different means of transportation in everyday life can organize their mobility with great efficiency. Ideally, all the building blocks of such a “multimodality” fit together. By Philipp Kosok
Challenges and Transformations of Urban Planning during the Pandemic Analytics The current challenges can also trigger changes that will improve the quality of living conditions in the city and ensure their equality. However it is too early to speak about ready-to-use recipes. By Tetiana Vodotyka, Mariia Hryshchenko, Svitlana Shlipchenko and Natalia Slipenko
The City during the Pandemic: Invisible Problems and Possible Solutions Analytics The pandemic of the new SARS-CoV-2 has already caused a number of temporary changes and restrictions. Cities are adapting to new conditions, in particular through short-term design and planning solutions. By Anastasia Bobrova
Veloforum 2019 in Vinnytsia Got over 200 People Together Report Over 200 participants and experts from various cities in Ukraine and worldwide took part in the international conference Veloforum 2019, which took place in Vinnytsia on October 4–6. By Nastia Kushnarenko and Natalia Slipenko
Post-catastrophic urban text and memory in post-war East Central Europe Analytics On September 11, 2019, Uilleam delivered a public lecture during the urban history workshop “Kyiv — city for / without state”. Mistosite published a synopsis of this lecture, and we share it with you.
Understanding the City: Anthropology of Post-Socialist Transformations Report The organizers tried to look at post-socialist cities as spaces where they can observe a clash of experiences from people coming from different ideological and economic systems. By Nastia Kushnarenko
Festival of Living Stories 2019 Report On September 28-29, the second Festival of Living Stories was held, organized by NGO Insha Osvita. The event got together over 700 participants. By Nastia Kushnarenko
Сity. People. Factory: Ukrainian Urban Forum in Zaporizhzhia Report The Ukrainian Urban Forum “City. People. Factory” took place on June 21–22, 2019, in Zaporizhzhia. About 190 participants from 20 Ukrainian cities took part in the event. By Nastia Kushnarenko
