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Events
2024 RIGHTS NOW!
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Crimea and Ukraine: Identity through the lens of history
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Our support abroad: How to convince the world to continue helping Ukraine
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The “quiet” deportation of Crimean Tatars continues
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Language and war: Identity through the lens of literature
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Living next to a terrorist state: How can Ukraine stand its ground
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Showing resilience: Identity through the lens of music
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Working for the future despite the war: How to develop human potential
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Educators, doctors, public utilities in the occupied territories — whom does Ukraine consider collaborators and is it fair?
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The right to justice. How not to forget about the interests of victims when documenting war crimes
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Return what we have lost: Ukrainian identity of the East
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Ten years of the war that has been going on for three centuries: What historic lessons Ukraine and the world must learn
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Invisible work of caregivers for wounded veterans
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Cultural resistance: Identity through the lens of modern art
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Forced deportation: How do we return and rehabilitate kidnapped Ukrainian children
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Without the imperial past: how young people can influence the process of decolonization of Ukraine
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Spirit of freedom: Identity through the lens of cinema
2024 DOCU/SYNTHESIS
2024 Ukraine War Archive
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What can we do with archival materials about the war right now?
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Can we bring Russia to responsibility for environmental crimes?
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10 years of war: What we will remember and how
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How is hate speech related to war crimes?
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Misinformation: Its creation and discovery using AI
2024 DOCU/CLASS workshop
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Short films abоut important stories: Who short documentaries are made for
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Grants 101: Olha Beskhmelnytsina and Isabel Arrate Fernandez
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Decade of Ukrainian Documentary Filmmaking: The Film Critics’ Perspective, from the Union of the Ukrainian Film Critics
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Hi, we’re from Ukraine: What film curating is and how it affects the country’s image
2024 The DOCU/CLUB Network
2023 Travelling Docudays UA
2023 DOCU/PRO industry section
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Public talk: A conversation between the directors of the DOCU/UKRAINE competition and director Maryna Stepanska about documentary cinema, time, and forms of reality
When the full-scale invasion began, the scope of recording and coverage of reality increased. How is Ukrainian documentary cinema changing in these conditions and are the roles of documentary cinema changing, in this information field which is oversaturated by video content?
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European Solidarity Fund for Ukrainian Films (ESFUF): guidelines review
Manon Duverger presents the guidelines of the European Solidarity Fund for Ukrainian Films. It will support the development and completion of Ukrainian feature films intended for first release in cinemas.
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Animated documentaries: challenges and opportunities
Film curator Piotr Kardas and director Alex Widdowson talk about how documentary and animation can be used and mixed creatively in filmmaking.
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Case study: Civil Pitch 2.0. How do films bring victory closer?
Can films really bring victory closer? And how exactly? Do documentary films work as a tool for change — in public opinions, policies, narratives — within our society and in the wider world? We discuss it with the authors of the Civil Pitch project films.
2023 RIGHTS NOW! human rights programme
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Recovery after wounds: How soldiers overcome bureaucracy
During rehabilitation, wounded soldiers face many difficulties. How to minimise red tape and make interaction with the state efficient, so that everyone defending our country can feel they are valued?
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Path of Recovery: Who will be creating a new Ukraine and how?
In 2022 at a conference in Lugano, Switzerland, the government of Ukraine and the heads of other states and governments, international partners and financial organisations adopted a declaration that lays out the path for the recovery process. How will these principles be implemented in practice? What kind of support can Ukraine expect? How can each of us contribute to the recovery?
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War trauma: How hibuki therapy helps children
Ukrainian and Israeli experts have undertaken to help children cope with stress, overcome their fears, and feel safe. Together they practise hibuki therapy in pilot schools all over Ukraine. How does the experience of Israel, a country that is constantly in the state of war, help Ukrainian children?
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Psychological self-defence: Why it is important to joke about the war
In this conversation, we are finding out how Ukrainians manage to joke in these trying times and how it affects social processes. We are also discussing the phenomenon of this mental resilience.
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The Path of a Warrior’s Beloved: Research of the needs of partners of Ukrainian veterans and military
The Veteran Hub team has conducted the first study of the Path of the partners and wives of Ukrainian defenders: how exactly they experience the war, what is important to them, and how we can support them.
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Rebuilding Ukraine: How to make communities comfortable for everyone
In this conversation, experts are helping organise the space in a way that will give everyone an opportunity to share their thoughts and ideas which can contribute to producing a specific plan of rebuilding for their communities.
2023 Ukraine War Archive & RIGHTS NOW!
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Voices of Ukraine: How to talk about the war so the world can understand
How to be heard when you speak about Ukraine and Ukrainians abroad, and what arguments can be used to oppose the pessimists and sceptics who do not believe in our victory?
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Stolen treasures: How to return Ukraine’s cultural heritage stolen by Russia?
In addition to destroying, Russia also robs Ukrainian museums. It started long before the full-scale invasion. But it must end after our victory with the repatriation and restitution of cultural treasures. But is it easy to do? How are damages calculated and how the stolen items are accounted for? What are the mechanisms of return? And will we be able to return everything?
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Storytelling at war: How can journalists bring justice to war survivors?
A conversation between two renowned journalists from different generations. Are all wars similar? How does an increased speed of information spreading change war coverage? And most importantly, can journalists help to bring justice?
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Conflict, war, genocide? What will history textbooks say about the Russian aggression?
What is genocide? What characteristics does it have? What long-term consequences will the recognition and proof of facts of genocide in Russia’s actions have for Russia? It is time to give a legal definition to the Russian aggression, because it is the first step towards achieving justice.
2023 DOCU/CLASS workshop
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Film festivals: are they opportunities to hang out with friends or drivers of change?
Public discussion about festivals, their functions and roles, and ethical challenges which festivals have faced, and the vision of a contemporary film festival.
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To be heard: What narratives about Ukraine do we create?
Discussion about public communication and the strategies for overcoming obstacles.
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What are your plans for the future?
Public discussion about the strategy for the development of the film industry.
2023 The interdisciplinary programme DOCU/SYNTHESIS
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War, art, imagination and dreams
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Art practices and oral history in overcoming trauma
Yulia Skubytska speaks about the approaches to dealing with trauma and its communication in humanities and art. About using international experience in setting up our postcolonial optics. And about the significance of processing trauma for the future.