Lunch & Learn • Sentenced to Instability? Ukrainian Immigrants Facing Crises

Polish-Ukrainian researcher Tetyana Lewińska will present her research on the main trends and phenomena of Ukrainian migration to Poland from an upcoming edited volume “Migrants from Ukraine in Poland in the Face of Crises” to be published by University of Warsaw Press. This publication emerged as part of the project “Linguistic Antidote: Linguistic Vitality as a Way to Build Psychological Well-being, Health, and Sustainable Development” conducted by the Faculty of Psychology and the Faculty of “Artes Liberales” at the University of Warsaw in 2018-2022. The publication focuses on systemic changes that have occurred in the labor market and education system as a result of large influxes of Ukrainians into Poland.

Lunch will be provided, but registration is required as space is limited. Please RSVP to secure your spot.

Tetyana Lewińska is the co-founder of the Ukrainian House Foundation (Warsaw, Poland). She combines her academic career at the University of Warsaw with public activism and collaborations with schools, cultural institutions, and third-sector organizations to implement programs supporting the integration of Ukrainian immigrants in Poland. Being engaged in different NGO activities on migrants and refugees from Ukraine living in Poland, she runs creative multicultural workshops for children with elements of art therapy inspired by Ukrainian fairy tales and folk.