The “Unissued Diplomas” exhibition, dedicated to Ukrainian students whose lives were cut short by Russian aggression, was presented at the international Forum 2000 conference in Prague.
This was reported by a Ukrinform correspondent.
“Only 18 stories are presented here, but we have collected more than 50 stories in total. Unfortunately, the number continues to grow, so every year the website features stories of students whose families are willing to share them,” said exhibition curator Oksana Sydoruk.
The exhibition tells the stories of students from different regions of Ukraine. What they have in common is that their lives were cut short by Russian aggression.
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The exhibition has been held in Prague for the fifth time. Previously, it was displayed at some of the largest universities in the Czech Republic.
The students’ stories can also be explored online on the project’s website.
As reported by Ukrinform, the “Unissued Diplomas” project was launched in January 2023 by students of the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy (NaUKMA) who were studying at the University of Toronto through academic mobility programs.
In its first year alone, 110 exhibitions were held in 24 countries. The stories of Ukrainian students were presented in seven languages across four continents, including at leading universities in Australia, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Denmark, Austria, the United Arab Emirates, and India.
