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The final meeting of the project’s experimental phase was a time for conversation, reflection, and gratitude. We looked back on the books we had read…
For everyone, this was a new experience. For the first time, author Olha Savytska was present while her own novella, ‘Tetragrammaton’, was being read…
The Tetragrammaton is the four-letter name of God, traditionally considered too sacred to be spoken aloud. Some of the most important things cannot be…
Can we talk about the war in a way that does not overwhelm us, but instead helps us better understand ourselves and each other? At the tenth meeting…
At one of our meetings, we read poetry by Kateryna Kalytko – a text that does not offer easy answers and reveals its meaning little by little. Poems…
Birgitte Beck Pristed and Nadiia Pavlyk recently took part in the international Child and the Book Conference 2026, hosted by the University of Crete…
Our shared reading meetings have reached the halfway point: in each city, young people have already met six times out of the twelve meetings we…
In Odesa, we have a small but very warm and thoughtful community of young readers. After their first shared reading meetings, the participants…
Our shared reading groups continue to meet in four cities across Ukraine. Mentors say that over time, the groups have become more open, connected, and…
As part of an educational, research, and networking visit to Georgia, we met with Tamar Kakubava, Project Coordinator at the Danish Cultural Institute…
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