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As part of its ongoing educational outreach, the UkrHEC hosted a presentation yesterday by family history researcher Michael Buryk.
"Thank you" to our recent donors of artwork, textiles, icons, and other artifacts.
On March 26, the UkrHEC and the Franklin Township Library co-sponsored a lecture and demonstration by New York pysanka master Sofika Zielyk.
24 students of the local Ukrainian Heritage School participated in a pysanka (Ukrainian decorated Easter eggs) workshop hosted by the UkrHEC.
The UkrHEC presented an exhibit of pysanky (decorated Easter eggs) at the Franklin Township Public Library.
Prof. Mezentsev of the University of Toronto returned this past Sunday to provide an update on his team's archeological studies.
The Ukrainian Historical and Educational Center of NJ joins the Brooklyn Public Library and the US National Archives in contributing materials related to immigration and migration.
On Sunday, November 20th 2011 we presented a screening of the film "Famine-33".
Our director presented an overview of Ukrainian history and culture for a university class in Cultural Anthropology.
As part of our educational mission, our archivist participated last week in a symposium sponsored by the Archivists' Roundtable of New York.
