Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute

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Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute

The Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute (HURI) is a leading academic institution dedicated to the study of Ukraine and Ukrainian culture. It is part of Harvard University and is located in Cambridge, Massachusetts. HURI was established in 1973 with the aim of promoting knowledge about Ukraine through research, publications, and academic programs.

History[edit | edit source]

HURI was founded in 1973 by a group of scholars and benefactors who recognized the need for a dedicated center for Ukrainian studies in the United States. The institute was established with the support of the Ukrainian-American community and Harvard University. Since its inception, HURI has played a pivotal role in advancing the field of Ukrainian studies.

Mission[edit | edit source]

The mission of HURI is to foster a deeper understanding of Ukraine's history, culture, language, and politics. The institute achieves this through a variety of programs, including research projects, conferences, lectures, and publications. HURI also supports the training of new scholars in the field of Ukrainian studies.

Programs and Activities[edit | edit source]

HURI offers a range of programs and activities designed to promote Ukrainian studies:

  • Research Projects: HURI supports numerous research projects that explore various aspects of Ukrainian history, culture, and society.
  • Publications: The institute publishes a variety of scholarly works, including books, journals, and monographs. Notable publications include the Harvard Ukrainian Studies journal.
  • Conferences and Lectures: HURI organizes conferences, symposia, and lectures that bring together scholars from around the world to discuss topics related to Ukraine.
  • Fellowships and Grants: The institute offers fellowships and grants to support scholars conducting research in Ukrainian studies.

Library and Archives[edit | edit source]

HURI houses an extensive library and archives that contain a wealth of resources on Ukrainian history, culture, and language. The collection includes rare books, manuscripts, and other materials that are invaluable to researchers in the field.

Notable Scholars[edit | edit source]

Over the years, HURI has been associated with many notable scholars in the field of Ukrainian studies. These scholars have made significant contributions to the understanding of Ukraine and its cultural heritage.

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