Falvey Memorial Library stands in support with the people of Ukraine. Featured in the display on the first floor are library resources on Ukraine—history, literature, geography, and more. No list could ever be comprehensive, but we hope the information listed below and in the display will serve as a starting point. Be sure to stop by the display on your next visit to Falvey Library.

How you can help and support Ukrainians:

• Want to support the people in Ukraine? Here’s how you can help. (NPR)
• Our Metropolia invites you to make donations to the Humanitarian Aid Fund for Ukraine. (Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia)
• Help the Ukraine Relief Effort (CNBC)
• 30 Meaningful Ways You Can Help Ukraine (Global Citizen)
• Here’s What You Can Do to Help People in Ukraine Right Now (Time)

How to remain informed about the conflict:

• The Kyiv Independent
• Conflict in Ukraine (Center for Preventative Action)
• State of Ukraine—Podcast (NPR)
• Ukraine: The Latest—Podcast (The Telegraph)
• Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Live Updates (The New York Times)
• Ukraine Invasion: Reliable Twitter Accounts to Follow What’s Happening (CNET)

Resources on Ukraine:

• The War in Ukraine: A Turning Point in the Making (The Lepage Center for History in the Public Interest, Villanova University)
• Ukraine Invasion—Explained (NPR)
• Russian Invasion of Ukraine (CNN)
• Resources in Falvey Library’s catalog.
• Looking for a specific resource? Contact Falvey’s subject librarians.

Kallie Stahl ’17 MA is Communication and Marketing Specialist at Falvey Memorial Library.

Russia’s War on Ukraine: Historical Turning Points

Monday, April 25, 6-7 p.m.

What were the turning points that led to Russia’s current war on Ukraine and its people? Join us for a discussion of the Ukrainian-Russian relationship, including: the Holodomor, WWII and its aftermath, the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Budapest Memorandum, the Russian war on Georgia, and the illegal annexation of Crimea.

Speakers:

• Dr. Adele Lindenmeyr, Historian of Russia and the USSR, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Villanova University
• Dr. Mike Westrate, Historian of Ukraine and the USSR, Assistant Vice Provost, Graduate Education and Research, Villanova University

Co-sponsored by Falvey Memorial Library, Villanova University

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