Day of Unity, 22 January 2023
A greeting for a unity day when the chain could not be formed in the usual way.
Independence Day and the other dates in Ukraine's calendar, each read against the state of the country in that year.
A greeting for a unity day when the chain could not be formed in the usual way.
A Christmas greeting for a January when households were marking it on two different dates for the first time.
A new year greeting written in a winter of blackouts, from a city that celebrated anyway and quietly.
A greeting for a St Nicholas morning that arrived in the dark, in the first winter of blackouts.
A remembrance message in a year of blackouts, when the candle in the window was not only symbolic.
Eighteen years after arriving unable to say anything, a note on what learning a language actually gives you, written on the day set aside for it.
The first of September in the first war year, when a school could only teach in person if it had a shelter for everyone inside it.
Thirty-one years of independence and six months of full-scale war fall on the same date. What the economy looks like when a third of it disappears…
A new date in the calendar, marking a very old thing: the long line of Ukrainian statehood running back to Kyivan rus.
A midsummer greeting in a year when open fires and river gatherings were not possible in most of the country.
A short note on the anniversary in a year when the document was being defended rather than debated.
A greeting for the day, marked in a spring when a great many shirts were a long way from the wardrobe they came out of.
The primary sources this archive rests on. All of them official bodies or institutional data providers.
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