|
Ucrainica Research Institute is a charitable non-profit organization dedicated to education and research, providing information on issues affecting the dynamics of the Ukrainian Canadian community within the framework of multiculturalism. Being community-oriented as far as the nature of its research and education goals is concerned, the Institute has become an important resource centre. In this respect, the Institute complements the activities of established academic institutions in Canada in specific areas of research.
History
The Institute was created in 1973 to provide a forum for the study and discussion of issues pertaining to education, especially as they relate to the Ukrainian Canadian community. By researching and monitoring the current processes affecting the Ukrainian Canadian community in a changing world, the Institute is confident that the information made available will assist the community in its endeavours and development.
Programs
The Institute implements an extensive program of public education by:
a) sponsoring the "Literature and Arts" page in the community newspaper Ukrainian Echo;
b) promoting lectures read by distinguished guest speakers;
c) organizing conferences and seminars related to education and research;
d) pursuing research in the field of Canada-Ukraine relations;
e) maintaining a library of books, periodicals and newspapers;
f) producing audio-visual and video-documentary materials;
g) sponsoring scholarly publications.
Ongoing Projects
a) support for lectures and research in Canada on the Baturyn archeological dig;
b) development of the Holodomor education CDROM package and “Exhibit in a Box” display for Canadian universities, schools, libraries and museums;
c) support for the upcoming Canadian publication Holodomor: The Ukrainian Genocide;
Ucrainica’s charitable registration number is 0417147-22-13. For further information, please write to:
Ucrainica Research Institute
9 Plastics Ave. Toronto, ON
M8Z 4B6 Canada
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PUBLICATIONS SPONSORED BY UCRAINICA RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Cossack Bibliography, A. Gregorovich (2008)
Their Just War: Images of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army,
V. Humeniuk and L. Luciuk (2007)
Not Worthy, L. Luciuk (2004)
Searching For Place, L. Luciuk (2000)
Into Auschwitz for Ukraine, memoirs of Stefan Petelycky, a
Ukrainian Holocaust survivor (1999)
Apocalypse 33, collection of articles on the Famine Genocide in Ukraine, 1932-33 (1993)
History of Ukrainian Settlement in EssexCounty (1993)
Ukraine During the Second World War, W. Kosyk (1991)
Ukraine of the Atomic Age: Essays and Articles 1945-1986,
R. Rakhmanny (1987-1991)
Between Two Worlds: Memoirs, S. Frolick ( joint venture with the Multicultural Historical Society of Toronto, 1990 )
Without Sword and NativeLand, collection of poetry by
S. Sapelak (1989)
The Foreign Office and the Famine, British documents on Ukraine
and the Famine Genocide of 1932-33,
edited by M. Carynnyk, L. Luciuk and B. Kordan (1988)
The Millennium of Christianity in Ukraine: A Collection of Papers, edited by N. Chirovsky (1988)
Anglo-American Perspectives on the Ukrainian Question 1938-1951: A Documentary Collection, edited by L. Luciuk and B. Kordan (1987)
A Delicate and Difficult Question, documents on the history of Ukrainians in Canada 1899-1962, L. Luciuk and B. Kordan (1986)
Stepan Steciw: His Life and Art, Ukrainian Association of Creative Artists of Canada (1984)
June 30, 1941: Proclamation of the Renewal of the Independence of Ukraine (English translation, 1984)
Ukraine and Ukrainian Canadians: Books for Libraries,
A. Gregorovich (1979)
For This Was I Born, documents on human conditions in Soviet labour and concentration camps, edited by Y. Shymko (1973)
|
