Ukraine
Preserving the heritage of the Russia-Ukraine war
Museums’ efforts to collect artefacts and document testimonies about the Russian invasion are being hampered by a lack of funding to repair damaged facilities
UK museums are rethinking their approaches to Ukrainian cultural heritage
There’s growing recognition that the history of Eastern Europe is a global concern, says Evgeniya Ravtsova
Ukraine-focused decolonisation guide launched for museum professionals
Resource aims to equip museums worldwide to challenge misrepresentation and negative stereotyping
War crimes | The destruction of Ukraine’s cultural heritage
Three years since the full-scale Russian invasion began, the conflict has raised questions about the protection of culture in an age of modern warfare
Royal Armouries displays body armour damaged in Ukraine war
Exhibits have been decorated with religious iconography and will be on display until May 2025
New decolonialism guide gives context for Ukrainian heritage
Document will dispel damaging legacies, say Tetyana Filevska and Maria Blyzinsky
Unesco verifies damage to 343 cultural sites as war in Ukraine enters third year
Exhibition opens in Kyiv to tell story of the conflict through civilian voices
Work begins on Ukraine-focused decolonisation guide for museums
Publication aims to help curators better represent and contextualise Ukrainian history
Scythian artefacts return to Ukraine after decade-long court battle with Russia
Items from Crimea had been on loan to Dutch museum when Russia annexed peninsula in 2014
Q&A | ‘Preserving and restoring Ukraine’s cultural institutions is critical’
Entrepreneur Tatiana Fokina introduces Save the Spot, a new initiative for supporting Ukraine's cultural sector
