HREC promotes study and understanding of the Holodomor (Famine in Ukraine of 1932–33). Project of the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies, Univ. of Alberta.

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Henry Prown developed our course module on what the world knew about the Holodomor as it took place (a lot) and why calls to aid the starving were ignored. He's a former Temerty Postdoctoral Fellow in Holodomor Studies, CIUS, Univ of Alberta. It's free: coursera.org/learn/holodomor
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What did the international community in the 1930s know about the famine? Our online course looks at what media, governments and organizations did to cover/cover it up, with insights into current discussions of atrocity, misinformation & propaganda. Enroll: coursera.org/learn/holodomor
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Three years ago in @Newsweek, I argued that the destruction of the Kakhovka dam revealed the logic of Russia’s war: Putin would double down, take greater risks, and escalate eliminationist violence against Ukrainian civilians—even at the cost of destabilizing his own regime. 1/2
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For our new online course, Professor Taras Koznarsky developed the module "The Assault on Ukrainian Culture," which looks at Ukraine's cultural renaissance of the 1920s and how it was brutally crushed in the 1930s. It's free to enroll: coursera.org/learn/holodomor
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Looking forward to reading When the Ukrainian Sun Rises, by @Kristina__Hook!
Why did Ukrainians recognize Russia’s war as an existential threat long before much of the world? Since Moscow’s 2014 invasion, I’ve traveled Ukraine asking this question. 10 yrs in the making, my new book When the Ukrainian Sun Rises is now open for pre-order @Georgetown_UP
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The Danyliw Research Seminar on Contemporary Ukraine is back on 24-26 September! Call for Proposals (24 June deadline). Open to doctoral students, scholars, films, and book authors. Apply! danyliwseminar.com/call-for-…
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The Assault on Ukrainian Culture, Module 9 of our online course, features stunning examples from visual arts, graphic design, theater and cinema to examine Ukraine's cultural renaissance of the 1920s and how the Stalinist regime crushed it in the 1930s. coursera.org/learn/holodomor
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A pleasure to hear the online course Famine as Genocide: The Holodomor in Ukraine discussed by some of its authors today at @ASN_Org. L to R: Taras Koznarsky, @MartaBaziuk, @JohnVsetecka and @KarolinaKoziura.
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Happening at noon today!
Looking forward to the roundtable on Saturday at the @ASN_Org conference discussing our new online Holodomor course, with module authors @JohnVsetecka, @KarolinaKoziura, @Kristina__Hook, and Taras Koznarsky. We'll be discussing issues in teaching the Holodomor and online learning
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In our new online course, Module 8 looks at survival strategies, how Soviet authorities used a food rationing system to reward/punish specific groups, who was most likely to die, and starvation's effects on the human body and mind. Enroll now-it's free: coursera.org/learn/holodomor
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Looking forward to the roundtable on Saturday at the @ASN_Org conference discussing our new online Holodomor course, with module authors @JohnVsetecka, @KarolinaKoziura, @Kristina__Hook, and Taras Koznarsky. We'll be discussing issues in teaching the Holodomor and online learning
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Ukraine could really use air-defense missiles right now. But it’s year five of the war and Europeans still manufacture them in homeopathic doses.
National Art Museum in Kyiv with largest collection of Ukrainian art was damaged during russian attack today. Source of images: Ministry of Culture of Ukraine
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There’s still time to participate! Let me know in the comments what modules you took and what you learned. I’ll pick winners on Friday!
Book giveaway: I have a couple of extra copies of our new book that I want to give away to interested readers. Here’s how to get one: as you might know, @HolodResearchEd just launched a new online course (free to take) on the Holodomor via the Coursera platform. Simply enroll 1/3
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The words of survivors -- silenced by the Soviet state, and ignored and dismissed outside of it for too long -- are at the heart of Module 7 of our online course. In this module they tell us what it was like to live through the Holodomor. Enroll (free): coursera.org/learn/holodomor
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On a day when Russia has killed even more Ukrainian civilians than usual, a reminder that mass killing is but one indication of intent to commit genocide.
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