Knowledge Day 2025
The first of September, and the year I finished an MBA in the same city where I once arrived unable to read the street signs.
Independence Day and the other dates in Ukraine's calendar, each read against the state of the country in that year.
The first of September, and the year I finished an MBA in the same city where I once arrived unable to read the street signs.
Thirty-four years. Reconstruction is no longer a conference topic but a procurement pipeline, and the constraint on it turns out to be neither money nor politics…
A greeting for a young holiday about a very old claim.
A midsummer greeting for a fourth wartime Kupala, and a note on the children who have never seen the full version.
A greeting for Constitution Day, marked in a year when the text is being tested.
A greeting for a day that is now worn in a great many countries at once, by people who did not plan to be there.
An Easter greeting for a year when the calendars aligned and everyone marked it on the same day.
A unity day greeting in a fourth year of war, and what the word has come to mean in practice.
A new year greeting at the start of a fourth wartime year, kept to what can honestly be wished.
The second Christmas on the December date, by which point the argument in most families had settled one way or the other.
A greeting on the December date, and a note on the children whose pillow this year is in a shelter, a rented room or another country.
The primary sources this archive rests on. All of them official bodies or institutional data providers.
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