Kateryna Osypchuk

Kateryna Osypchuk

Bachelor’s student in cultural studies at the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla academy. Guide and developer of Iwalk historical education tours in Kyiv. Interested in memory studies, with a research focus on urban memory and decolonization.

Stories

If Socially Relevant Research Does not Become Public Knowledge, What is it For? 

If Socially Relevant Research Does not Become Public Knowledge, What is it For? 

Nov 12, 2023

With the full-scale war, the roles within the public sphere change, and academia is no exception. We have talked with Oleksand Ivashyna about the decolonization and marketing of Ukrainian academia, researchers’ responsibility, and transformation of the role of intellectuals. Kateryna…

Collecting, Sharing, Letting Be — An Interview with Vesna Teršelič on Dealing with the Past

Collecting, Sharing, Letting Be

Mar 21, 2023

Speaking about traumatic memory generally presupposes speaking about narrative creation. Articulation and re-telling are often perceived as weaving the canvases back after rupture, as filling the empty spaces left by the trauma. But are these the only effective ways to…