Pylyp Orlyk Foundation, in cooperation with the public organization “Spilka inozemnykh dobrovoltsiv” (Union of Foreign Volunteers), has prepared practical methodological materials. They will help foreign volunteers navigate legal and administrative matters related to military service and staying in Ukraine.

On September 21, an exhibition titled “Generation of Light” will open at the Museum of Baroque Sculptures in the city of Chrudim (Czechia), with the support of the Pylyp Orlyk Foundation. It is a collection of vytynanka (paper-cutting) works by students of Children’s Art School No. 5 named after Lev Venedyktov in the Obolonskyi district of Kyiv.

As part of European Heritage Days in Lviv, historian and essayist Olesia Isaiuk, a researcher invited by the Pylyp Orlyk Foundation, gave a lecture titled «How to Find Your Own: The Experience of Identifying Ukrainians in the Auschwitz Prisoner Lists». Among the event’s attendees, besides scholars, were relatives of victims of Nazism, including those who had survived Auschwitz.

The national technological sports team represents Ukraine for the first time at the International Drone Racing Tournament among military personnel (MIDRT) and the British Army Tactical Drone Competition (BATDC).

Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris Johnson received as a gift the book “Surviving Hostomel: 21 Stories from a Hero City” by its author, Ksenia Dvornikova, head of the Communications Department of the Pylyp Orlyk Foundation. The meeting and public presentation of the book took place in Lviv during the 33rd Lviv International BookForum.

As part of a collaboration between the Pylyp Orlyk Foundation and the “Nash Format” publishing house, the Ukrainian-language edition of American defense-technology expert George Doerty’s book “The Beast in the Machine: How Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Are Changing Wars and the Future of Human Conflict” has been released. The first book in the Para Bellum series, which will publish world bestsellers and books by Ukrainian authors about the wars of the future, was presented at the Lviv Publishers’ Forum.

As part of the 33rd Lviv International BookForum, UK Prime Minister (2019–2022) Boris Johnson presented his memoir “No Shackles.” The Ukrainian translation of the book was published by Vivat, whose warehouses were damaged in a Russian attack.

In Chișinău (Republic of Moldova), the exhibition “…But They Will Be Revived in Glory and Strength” continues, dedicated to Ukrainian churches and religious buildings damaged or destroyed as a result of Russian aggression.

On September 19 at 18:00, Prague will host the presentation of a documentary book by journalist Kseniia Dvornikova, head of the Communications Department of the Pylyp Orlyk Foundation, titled “Surviving in Hostomel: 21 Stories from a Hero City.” The book’s first presentation abroad carries symbolic significance, as Hostomel and the Prague district of Řeporyje are twin cities.