'It’s an opportunity for Hoosiers to talk to Ukrainians, meet Ukrainians and learn about our culture': Ukrainian Day Festival highlights the importance of Ukrainian culture in Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS — Keep Ukraine in the news — that was one of the messages from the leaders of the Ukrainian Society of Indiana at Wednesday’s Ukrainian Day Festival.
Two Ukrainian born citizens with completely different paths are making sure Ukraine is still front and center on the minds of Hoosiers. "My biggest concern is there's a chance I might not have a home if it doesn't stop soon enough," Chalyi, President of the Ukrainian Studies Organization at IU, said.
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