Russia’s attack on Ukraine has caused the death and injury of thousands, the forced flight of millions, and the physical destruction of cities and towns. Historian Yuri Radchenko, poet Ostap Slyvynsky, and journalist Anton Skyba will address the complexities of lives disrupted and the experience of unfolding war from the perspectives of their three professions.
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