We invite you to an interview with Andriy Andrushkiv, journalist and lecturer at the UCU Business School, as part of the VOICES Exhibition of The Museum of Civilian Voices by Rinat Akhmetov Foundation

We invite you to a public interview with Andriy Andrushkiv, Master of Theology, lecturer at the Business School of the Ukrainian Catholic University and the Ukrainian Academy of Leadership, which will take place as part of the VOICES Exhibition of The Museum of Civilian Voices by Rinat Akhmetov Foundation. The conversation will be moderated by Anastasiia Platonova, cultural critic and curator.

When: Wednesday, April 17, at 5:30 p.m.

Where: Museum of the History of the City of Kyiv, 7 B. Khmelnytskoho St.

Admission is free with confirmed registration at The Museum of Civilian Voices: https://forms.gle/q3wZrkKp5egmJZMLA

We will talk about:

•  war as a factor of individual and social transformations;
•  theological optics in the context of war memorialisation;
•  concepts of justice and revenge in Christian optics;
•  the importance of preserving memory as a guarantor of post-war justice;
•  the importance of the system of values (human, democratic, Christian) for preserving a person's and society's identity during the war.

Andriy Andrushkiv is a graduate of the Ukrainian Catholic University with a Master's degree in theology. He has worked in communications, advocacy, analytical research, and journalism for 17 years. Former Head of the communications team at the Reanimation Package of Reforms. Former Executive Director of the analytical and advocacy Centre for Joint Action. Host of author's programmes on Hromadske and Suspilne. Lecturer at UCU Business School and ULA. Since March 1 2022 - a military of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. In his free time, he writes a book with entertainment for Bible readings, "#Jizusnarayoni".

Public interviews open a series of cultural events at The Museum of Civilian Voices aimed at preserving the memory of the war. Follow the announcements of new events on the social media of the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation and the Museum's website: https://civilvoicesmuseum.org/