UNIT 3. Migration in Poland, Ukraine, and the Black Sea. Music as Means of Self-organization and Self-expression of the Ukrainian War Migrants in Spain: La Embajada del Arte

Fecha: 10 sept 2025

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The Russo-Ukrainian war led many Ukrainians to seek refuge in Spain. Among them, a group founded the Embassy of Arts, a non-governmental organization based in Barcelona. Maryna Naydin, a talented Ukrainian pianist, collaborates with the Embassy of Arts.

The video and accompanying teaching module explore how she uses music to share insights into the Ukrainian war experience and to shape Ukraine’s public image through artistic expression.

Licencia: Copyright (Licencia propietaria)

Oleksandr Pronkevych Ukrainian Catholic University (Ukraine)

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