Exhibition “(No) Children’s Stories” at the Kyiv Institute of Business and Law
In 2026, the exhibition (No) Children’s Stories continues its active journey across Ukraine. Earlier this year, it was presented in Odesa, and from April 1 to 24 it was hosted in Kyiv at the Private Institution Kyiv Cooperative Institute of Business and Law.
The exhibition is designed to create a shared space where every visitor-schoolchildren and students alike - can express their views and share experiences, working together to find ways of overcoming prejudice and discrimination in today’s world.
The exhibition was created by the Ukrainian Center for Holocaust Studies with financial support from the international project “Paths of Memory III. Weimar Triangle of Memory” of the Düsseldorf Jewish Community supported by the German Federal Foreign Office within the program for strengthening cooperation with civil society in the Eastern Partnership countries 2025.
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Bulletin «Lessons of the Holocaust», № 2 (86), 2026
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