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Shaping a Strong Ukrainian Voice in the World

The Pylyp Orlyk Foundation is an independent platform operating at the intersection of culture, politics, and strategic research. We are building a new architecture of Ukrainian presence globally through a network of international centers, support for independent media, and development of policy analysis.

Our Areas of Activity:

– International cultural and analytical centers
– Support for independent media
– Translation of strategic literature
– Political analysis and research

Our Mission

To strengthen Ukrainian statehood, security, and international agency by creating influential dialogue platforms, providing analytical support for strategic decisions, and building a strong information ecosystem in Ukraine.

We work to ensure that: 

– The Ukrainian voice is heard on the international stage
– Global knowledge and research become accessible to Ukrainian audiences
– Independent media have resources to combat disinformation
– Ukraine shapes the new security architecture of Europe

Our Vision

Ukraine as an influential actor in international politics, shaping the security agenda in Europe and globally. A country with powerful intellectual diplomacy, developed cultural representation, and strong democratic institutions.

We envision a future where:

– Ukrainian centers in European capitals are hubs of security cooperation
– Ukrainians have access to the world’s best practices and knowledge
– Ukraine’s information space is protected from hostile narratives
– Ideas of freedom and justice unite Ukraine’s partners worldwide

Prague Opens Exhibition Documenting Russia’s Genocidal War Against Ukraine: Artifacts Bear Witness to Occupiers’ Crimes

August 4, 2025 — The Czech capital witnessed the grand opening of the international exhibition “War. Made in Russia. Artifacts of the Russian-Ukrainian War” (“Válka. Vyrobeno v Rusku. Artefakty rusko-ukrajinské války”), organized by the Pylyp Orlyk Foundation in partnership with the Ukrainian Institute in Prague and with the support of the National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War (Kyiv).

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