Ukrainer tells educational stories — from Ukraine’s farthest corners — about people, art, and business in Ukraine. More than 200 volunteers create stories for you, showing Ukraine from a different perspective. Your involvement by reading, watching, and sharing our stories is crucial to Ukrainer’s success.
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Ukrainer. The Expedition.
In June 2016, Ukra?ner began its
work as a media project aimed
toward advocates of intellectual
mass media, unexpected
geographical discoveries, and
multiculturalism.
For the past few decades
Ukrainians have actively emigrated
or moved for good to big cities,
leaving behind their small towns
and villages without learning
anything substantial about them.
To onlookers, Ukraine is an
unexpected, interesting,
unpredictable, and
authentic country.
Do Ukrainians see it in the
same way? Coming back from
abroad, Ukrainians pay
attention to the dullness,
negativity, impoliteness, and
rudeness of big cities.
Over the past few years Ukra?
ner's stories have been
predominantly demonstrating
Ukraine in the world context -
showing changes and victories in
all regions and on all levels.
We have also decided to introduce
Ukraine to the world, and with the help
of a large volunteer team we are
releasing our stories in a number of
languages, including English, Polish,
German, Czech, Georgian, French,
and Greek.
Domestic tourism is
underdeveloped in Ukraine,
as is the network of public
transportation.
Many Ukrainians have
never traveled outside
their own region.
Those of us who do travel
around Ukraine a lot can see
how little we know about our
neighboring regions and the
country as a whole.
By sharing information, our
goal is to overcome the
stereotypes about Ukraine's
various regions.
Contact Us At:
https://ukrainer.net/
In June 2016, Ukra?ner began its
work as a media project aimed
toward advocates of intellectual
mass media, unexpected
geographical discoveries, and
multiculturalism.
For the past few decades
Ukrainians have actively emigrated
or moved for good to big cities,
leaving behind their small towns
and villages without learning
anything substantial about them.
To onlookers, Ukraine is an
unexpected, interesting,
unpredictable, and
authentic country.
Do Ukrainians see it in the
same way? Coming back from
abroad, Ukrainians pay
attention to the dullness,
negativity, impoliteness, and
rudeness of big cities.
Over the past few years Ukra?
ner's stories have been
predominantly demonstrating
Ukraine in the world context -
showing changes and victories in
all regions and on all levels.
We have also decided to introduce
Ukraine to the world, and with the help
of a large volunteer team we are
releasing our stories in a number of
languages, including English, Polish,
German, Czech, Georgian, French,
and Greek.
Domestic tourism is
underdeveloped in Ukraine,
as is the network of public
transportation.
Many Ukrainians have
never traveled outside
their own region.
Those of us who do travel
around Ukraine a lot can see
how little we know about our
neighboring regions and the
country as a whole.
By sharing information, our
goal is to overcome the
stereotypes about Ukraine's
various regions.
Contact Us At:
https://ukrainer.net/