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SAN Project EcosystemAn original methodology for analyzing the narrative landscape based on social media data and mobile group reports — a tool for communication planning.
Cultural Forces initiatives — from ideas and research to projects that make a real impact.
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An original methodology for analyzing the narrative landscape based on social media data and mobile group reports — a tool for communication planning.
Shaping a culture of remembrance through memorial spaces, rituals, and artistic projects.
A memorial and educational space in central Kyiv, created to honor all components of Ukraine’s Defense Forces.
A participatory project reimagining public space: more than a thousand empty pedestals serving as a platform for contemporary art and dialogue.
An exhibition project for an event organized by the Mohyla Strategic Agency, exploring horizons as open possibilities for Ukraine.
Projects by artists working with themes of memory, identity, and cultural resistance, presented at Book Country Fair.
An artistic project exploring the transformation of the Ukrainian landscape during the full-scale war and creating a fundamentally new vision of military painting.
A modular architectural space offering a single, durable standard for honoring fallen soldiers instead of temporary structures.
Developing modern approaches to education and fostering military culture.
A media and events initiative for children and teenagers by Cultural Forces, engaging young people in creating Ukrainian cultural content.
A creative competition for service members’ children and a Statehood Day gala concert.
Special fairy tale collections that help service members stay connected with their children.
Free video course on the fundamentals of creative writing for military personnel and veterans.
A program for Cultural Forces participants that combines regular reading with moderated discussions of important texts.
Meetings and lectures focused on worldview and philosophy: conducted by intellectuals for military personnel, and by military intellectuals for civilian audiences.
An electronic catalogue of works by military and veteran writers published in Ukraine since 2014, along with foreign-language presentation selections for international markets.
A project that enables people and businesses to buy books and send them to service members
A literary competition for military literature for military personnel and veterans, which Cultural Forces took over from its founders.
Humanities lectures for mobilized personnel at training centers.
A multi-level concept for honoring prominent Ukrainian figures in schools through contemporary portraits at the national, regional, and local levels.
A support program for military and veteran writers, helping them refine their manuscripts and find publishers for their work.
A video podcast in an interview format about literature and war — a joint project by Cultural Forces and Koleso Zhyttya Publishing House.
Conducting events with mobile teams of artists, psychologists, lecturers, and cultural figures.
“Chiki-Bum!” is the debut album of the Instrumental Dugout Chanson Ensemble (IBASH).
Lana Rednich — Ukrainian military artist and a musician, resident of the Cultural Forces of Ukraine platform.
Dima Libra — songwriter and performer. Winner of the YUNA National Music Award, participant in the TV show The Voice of Ukraine, and a multigenre artist.
Yan Shypula — Ukrainian rapper and journalist. Before the full-scale war, he appeared in films and worked in the media industry.
Yevhen Yovenko — renowned Ukrainian musician and virtuoso of bandura improvisation, showcased in his distinctive solo program, performed in a calm, refined, and deeply aristocratic style.
Vitaliy Kyrychenko — one of the prominent figures in Ukrainian pop-rock and alternative rock, frontman of the rock band “Number 482” and author of the well-known hit “Good Morning, Ukraine!”