CERES and UTL: 50 Years of Cooperation | Writers with Cameras: Literature and Photography in Russia | Slavic Humanities Index--A New Bibliographic Database | Ukrainian Women's Fate and Freedom | Social Media and the PJRC | 1923, 1933, 1943, 1953…
PJRC Publications
Members of the PJRC participate in a number of ongoing projects that provide University of Toronto Libraries with a wealth of new publications, bibliographies, and exhibitions focused on Central and East European library resources. Exhibitions are created throughout the year to highlight topical collections and to mark anniversaries of historical events. Staff create bibliographies, catalogues, and reference compilations as companions or guides to library material. The Centre's annual newsletter, PJRC Update, features a wide range of articles on subjects within the sphere of Slavic research. The PJRC also contributes articles to several UTL newsletters, such as The Halcyon: The Newsletter of the Friends of the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library and The University of Toronto Libraries Newsletter.
PJRC Update Newsletters
The End of the World in Song, Dance, and Film | The Jaroslav Reichl Czech Book Collection | Peter Jacyk's Western Ukrainian Serials | Building Boundless Collections: Models of Giving | PJRC International Outreach--Prague | Women in History:…
Database of Soviet Samizdat Periodicals: 1956-1986 | Pashkievich Collection Doubles UTL's Belarusian Holdings | Ukrainian Icons: The Pursuit of a National Identity | Abolition of Serfdom in the Russian Empire, 1861-2011 | In Memoriam: Vlasta…
Jacyk Fellows Assist with Displaced Persons Collection | The Joys of Being an Armchair Archaeologist | Edifices of Empire: Architecture of Austro-Hungary | Oldest Universities of Central and Eastern Europe | Saints and Sinners: Notable Central…
WWII 70 Years Later: New Ideas, New Exhibit at Petro Jacyk | New 2010 Jacyk Library Fellow | Austro-Hungarica at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library | Ukrainian Art Song Project | UTL's Ucrainica Appears Online at the Internet Archive | Stalin…
Eavesdropping on Russia | Czechoslovakia 1968 | Paul Robert Magocsi: Scholar, Historian, Public Advocate | The Honourable John Yaremko Presents Gift to UTL | Petro Jacyk Library Fellow | Searching OPAC Using Cyrillic
Podcasts
A discussion on the publishing history of a children’s book based on a folk song, Bim bom dzelen' bom!, illustrated by Okhrim Sudomora, and published first in Kyiv in 1918 and then in Munich in 1949.
Ksenya Kiebuzinski, Head of the Petro Jacyk Central & East European Resource Centre joins us one year after her last appearance to show material that highlights the creativity and resilience of Ukrainian refugees at the Fisher.
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This special episode of Between the Pillars celebrates Ukraine. Ksenya Kiebuzinski, the Head of the Petro Jacyk Central & East European Resource Centre and the Slavic Resources Coordinator for the University of Toronto Libraries, joins us to…
UTL Noteworthy Newsletters
Webinars
Speakers:
Iryna Baturevych, co-founder of Chytomo, the independent digital magazine for the Ukrainian publishing community
Yulia Kozlovets, Coordinator of the Festival, Book Arsenal Festival
Halyna Lystvak, Lecturer, Literary…
Speakers:
Anatolii Khromov, Head of the State Archival Service of Ukraine
Anna E. Kijas, Head of Lilly Music Library at Tufts University and a co-founder of Saving Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Online (SUCHO.org)
Oksana…
Speakers:
Dr. Lubomyr Luciuk, Professor of Political Geography at the Royal Military College, a Fellow of the Chair of Ukrainian Studies at the University of Toronto, and a member of the Ukrainian Canadian Civil Liberties Association
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