Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies

The meaning of justice was the primary theme explored during the panel “Ukraine, the Russian War, and Discourses of Justice,” held during CIUS’s recent 50th anniversary symposium. Read more: newpathway.ca/what-does-just…

Representatives of Crimean Tatar studies from Ukraine, Türkiye, and Canada have adopted a resolution to launch the international Qırım Tatar Studies Association. Read more: ualberta.ca/en/canadian-inst…

History is often manipulated through distorted discourse and storytelling. How can these patterns be broken? Check out the panel session “Weaponizing the Past,” part of the CIUS 50th anniversary symposium. For more info + to register, go to cius-50.ca

Celebrate 50 years of Ukrainian studies with 𝘐𝘯 𝘔𝘢𝘯𝘺 𝘝𝘰𝘪𝘤𝘦𝘴, a special keepsake publication marking five decades of community & global impact.  Pre-order your copy by 31 Oct. and receive a personally signed edition by all 3 authors! ciuspress.com/books/in-many-…

Discover how CIUS is advancing global Ukrainian scholarship, from documentation of wartime testimonies to policy-relevant research on information warfare & translation initiatives. Read the latest CIUS Review / КІУС — Огляд: ualberta.ca/en/canadian-inst…

The Peretyn Session at the “Recentring the Humanities: Ukraine and the World” Int’l Symposium offers an engaging space for guided academic dialogue on innovative research in Ukrainian Studies and the humanities. Meet the scholars, learn more, + register: cius-50.ca/posterpresenters

8 October | Inaugural seminar of “Witnessing Studies and Knowledge Production: Ukraine in Focus” Online only! Register: ualberta.ca/en/canadian-inst…

Participate in-person in Edmonton or online from anywhere in the world. Check out our full programme & register today (for free): cius-50.ca

Join us in-person or online for the opening panel of the “Recentring the Humanities: Ukraine & the World” Int’l Symposium. 28 October 2026. Register for free: cius-50.

In 2021, recognizing truth & reconciliation work in 🇨🇦, CIUS made available the research grant for the study of Indigenous-Ukrainian relations. University & community-based researchers are invited to apply for the 2026-27 grant: ualberta.ca/en/canadian-inst…