What My Body Taught Me about Being a Scholar of Ukraine and from Ukraine in Times of Russia’s War of Aggression

Radiant absences

A Landmine Detonates in the Woods 

Environmental Humanities, Ukrainian Studies: It’s time to talk

What does it mean to study environments in Ukraine now?

“The war conquers you not only physically”: Darya Tsymbalyuk on plants and humans in Ukraine

The Politics of Watching: documentary visions of the Ukrainian East

Erasure: Russian imperialism, my research on Donbas, and I 

Academia must recentre embodied and uncomfortable knowledge

We talked to fellow feminists from Ukraine about military aid, here’s what they told us.

Limits of Collaboration: Art, Ethics, and Donbas

I Dream of Seeing the Steppe Again: Plant Stories
in the Context of Russia’s War on Ukraine

“Strange and Twisted Love”: Researching Art Practices in
Donbas through Collaborative Frames

Slavic studies goes public: who? what? why? where? when?

The Stories We Tell: Memory, Engagement(s) and Donbas

Between plant fossils and oral histories: tracing vegetal imaginaries from Donbas, Ukraine

Від ruin porn до «заброшка-еротики»: дослідження Вікторії Донован та Дар’ї Цимбалюк про Сєвєродонецьк

Lockdown and locked in: houseplants and COVID-19

Пам’ять вугілля

Reluctance to Self-identify as ‘Displaced’ and the Question of Agency

Creative writing 

Letters to My Parents

A Proper Goodbye 

Adrian

Strawberry Summer 

My Trip to a Village Displaced after the Chernobyl Disaster

A Red Cloud

Days of Waiting for an End

Cosmonaut