Ukrainians in Poland in Peace and War - Iryna Januszek (9.15.22)

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Iryna Januszek is one of the many Ukrainians who found a life in Poland in the post-Soviet era, but Ukraine has never been far from her thoughts. Members of family remained there and participated in the movements to build a new society. She also shares those aspirations which brought Ukrainians to fight for freedom and association with Europe. Now the war has brought millions of Ukrainians to Poland as refugees, and she has been working to help them adjust to life there. She has many insights into how these closely-related but different people are interacting in this crisis. About the Speaker: After obtaining her degree in German and English philology in 2000, Iryna moved to western Poland and was hired as a language teacher. She now owns her own language school, Success Factory. She is now founding a nonprofit to assist young refugees.

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