Olha Mukha, PhD, is a cultural analyst and philosopher, cultural manager, curator and expert on international communication and human rights. Known for her extensive work in cultural diplomacy and human rights. She is Co-Founder and Programme Director of the Ukrainian Association of Cultural Studies - Lviv and Head of Educational and International Department of Memorial Museum “Territory of Terror”. Senior Strategist at Strategic Communications (IN2). She is an expert in crisis communication, creating participant journeys for sensitive topics, aesthetic perception, and memory studies, including oral history practices.
In the face of ongoing war, Ukrainian museums have emerged as powerful agents of non-violent resistance and cultural preservation. This presentation explores how these institutions are safeguarding national heritage, countering disinformation, and fostering unity amidst adversity. We'll examine innovative strategies employed by Ukrainian museums to: - Protect and digitize collections under threat - Document current events for future generations - Create exhibitions that challenge propaganda and promote truth - Serve as community platform creating a language of war
Emigration Museum in Gdynia
ul. Polska 1
81-339 Gdynia
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