Join us to convert solar panels into USB solar chargers and decorate them with messages of solidarity. These panels will be shipped to Ukraine and distributed to help fill critical energy infrastructure needs. We will convert and decorate panels to let the people of Ukraine know they have our support!

Learn more about the project here and let us know if you’d like to host your own solar panel conversion event in the future.

BEZ OBMEZHEN, one of Ukraine's most popular rock bands, is coming to the Oriental Theater as part of their North America Tour! Proceeds from their tour support drones and vehicles for Ukrainian Defenders! See a clip from one of their last tours here.

Ukrainian filmmaker, author, and humanitarian Ruslan Horovyi will appear in three Colorado locations: Castle Rock, Arvada, and Louisville to share his latest film (Castle Rock only) and share readings. This is a Ukrainian language event and an opportunity to hear the beautiful language Ukrainians are fighting to preserve. Donations are appreciated.

• Thursday, October 9: 6PM at God Will Provide Denver (12425 W. 61st Ave, Arvada)

• Friday, October 10: 6PM at Douglas County Library (100 S. Wilcox Street, Castle Rock)

• Saturday, October 11: 6:30 PM at Christ the Servant Lutheran Church (506 Via Appia Way, Louisville)

Ukrainian filmmaker, author, and humanitarian Ruslan Horovyi will appear in three Colorado locations: Castle Rock, Arvada, and Louisville to share his latest film (Castle Rock only) and share readings. This is a Ukrainian language event and an opportunity to hear the beautiful language Ukrainians are fighting to preserve. Donations are appreciated.

• Thursday,  October, 10/9: 6PM at God Will Provide Denver (12425 W. 61st Ave, Arvada)

• Friday, October  10/10: 6PM at Douglas County Library (100 S. Wilcox Street, Castle Rock)

• Saturday, October  10/11: 6:30 PM at Christ the Servant Lutheran Church (506 Via Appia Way, Louisville)

Ukrainian filmmaker, author, and humanitarian Ruslan Horovyi will appear in three Colorado locations: Castle Rock, Arvada, and Louisville to share his latest film (Castle Rock only) and share readings. This is a Ukrainian language event and an opportunity to hear the beautiful language Ukrainians are fighting to preserve. Donations are appreciated.

• Thursday, October 9: 6PM at God Will Provide Denver (12425 W. 61st Ave, Arvada)

• Friday, October 10: 6PM at Douglas County Library (100 S. Wilcox Street, Castle Rock)

• Saturday, October 11: 6:30 PM at Christ the Servant Lutheran Church (506 Via Appia Way, Louisville)

Will the war in Ukraine ever end?

Join us for a unique opportunity to hear in person from those on the front lines. We are welcoming Alex Gorgan, a Ukrainian soldier, attorney, and devoted father and Florent Macie, a renowned French documentary filmmaker and war correspondent on campus.

Join us Tuesday, Sept. 30, 11:30am-1pm in UMC 247. Open to students and the public.

RSVP to help us plan for food or just show up. Don't miss the chance to hear from these two remarkable people about where things stand with the war in Ukraine in the 4th year of fighting.

The Alumni Association and Forever Buffs Denver are collaborating with journalist and filmmaker Jordan Campbell for a special screening of the award-winning documentary, UKRAINE UNDER FIRE | A Film About War & Resilience (2025).

From the film's official website: “The story follows Olga Butko, a Ukrainian television news presenter and Jordan Campbell’s experience as an American journalist covering the conflict. With the war escalating every day, the duo collaborate on a series of interviews, chronicling aspects of resistance, war crimes and acts of genocide. The film speaks to Ukraine's quest for freedom, democracy and European integration, amidst the most significant conflict in Europe since World War II."

The night will feature a special showing of the 45-minute short film, a Q+A session with Jordan, and opportunities to connect with additional communities before and after the sessions, including SFSU.

Join us at Avogadro’s on September 14th for a benefit concert for Ukraine!

Food, drinks, fun and amazing music by Nadiya , a Ukrainian-American rock band lighting up Colorado with rhythm, meaning, and soul. Bring the whole family!

The Colorado Ukrainian Festival returns on Saturday, August 23, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM at Heritage Lakewood Belmar Park in Lakewood, CO!

Join us for an unforgettable celebration of 34 Years of Independence!! And of course, Ukrainian culture, food, music, and community.

This all-day event will feature:

• Live performances
• Authentic Ukrainian cuisine
• Local vendors and artisans
• Family-friendly activities
• Community connection and cultural pride

Tickets: $30

Tickets can be purchased here

Visit Festival Website for details and information

This event, hosted by Launchpad Brewery in Aurora is to raise awareness about the ongoing conflict in Ukraine as well as a chance to learn about Ukrainian Constitution Day and what it means. 

The event will have 3 speakers including CU Boulder’s Dr Sarah Wilson Sokhey and SFSU volunteer Chip Heldman, who’ll be giving a presentation on his recent trip to Ukraine. The Sunflower Ukrainian Foods food truck will be there to provide dining options. 

​Four stories from Ukrainians and Boulderites reveal how ordinary people confront war through innovation, care, local leadership, and a shared passion for Ukraine.

​Featuring:

• ​Roman Dzyvulskyi: A Ukrainian who fled a Russian-occupied city with his family and now faces the challenges of starting over in the US

• ​Andriy Zakutayev: A diaspora engineer who is building drone defense systems from Boulder to protect Ukraine's military and providing humanitarian aid as a volunteer with Sunflower Seeds for Ukraine

• ​Gaea Logan: A psychoanalyst who founded the International Institute for Trauma Studies, embedding trauma-informed care into classrooms, clinics, and communities across Ukraine.

• ​Sarah Wilson Sokhey: A CU political scientist tracking how local governments are quietly strengthening Ukraine, even as public faith in them wanes.

​Together, they’ll lead a conversation with the audience about the people and actions that embody Ukraine's strength.

​**doors at 4:30**

​**Ticket donations go to Glider, a 501c3, for event costs**

Photos and experiences in Western Ukraine, April 2025.

SFSU volunteer Chip Heldman will be showing photographs and giving a talk about his recent trip to Ukraine. This event will be held in the main meeting room on the first floor.

Photos and experiences in Western Ukraine, April 2025.

SFSU volunteer Chip Heldman will be showing photographs and giving a talk about his recent trip to Ukraine. This event will be held in the main meeting room on the first floor.

Join us to convert solar panels into USB solar chargers and decorate them with messages of solidarity. These panels will be shipped to Ukraine and distributed to help fill critical energy infrastructure needs. We will convert and decorate panels to let the people of Ukraine know they have our support!

Learn more about the project here and let us know if you’d like to host your own solar panel conversion event in the future.

Join us to convert solar panels into USB solar chargers. These panels will be shipped to Ukraine and distributed to help fill critical energy infrastructure needs. We will convert and decorate panels to let the people of Ukraine know they have our support!

Learn more about the project here and let us know if you’d like to host your own solar panel conversion event in the future.

After this past week's concerning events, join us at the rally this Sunday hosted by Ukrainians of Colorado to say: We stand with Ukraіne! We demand action!

While Ukraіne continues to defend democracy, the hesitation and lack of urgency from the U.S. government are unacceptable. No justice, no peace. The world cannot afford to turn its back on Ukraіne. Our voices matter. Our presence matters.

· Wear yellow & blue
· Bring Ukraіnian flags
· Invite your community

Let’s stand together and show Ukraіne that we will not abandon them. Peace after Justice!

Please let us know below if you are planning to attend:

We hope you’ll join us today for a special evening at Crystal Springs Brewing Company on Monday, March 5th 5 - 7 pm, as we gather to reflect on the recent developments, and show our support for Ukraine.

You will be able to meet our team members and learn more about the work we are doing in Ukraine to  strengthen the resolve of Ukrainian Defenders in these uncertain times.

The event will include a unique opportunity to decorate solar panels in support of Ukraine, a fun and creative way to raise awareness for the cause close to our hearts.

Come enjoy a beer or a nonalcoholic beverage, connect with other supporters, contribute to a meaningful cause, relief your stress by doing it!

We look forward to seeing you there!

Join us for a screening of the Porcelain War documentary plus a Q&A session with two of the main characters, Slava and Anya.

Note: An additional show time starting 6:45pm has been added this day, to accommodate the high demand for the 7:!5pm show. Other show times are available through the week from Friday 12/6 to Wednesday 12/11

”Amidst the chaos and destruction of the brutal Russian invasion of Ukraine, three artists defiantly find inspiration and beauty as they defend their culture and their country. In a war waged by professional soldiers against ordinary civilians, Slava Leontyev, Anya Stasenko, and Andrey Stefanov choose to stay behind, armed with their art, their cameras, and, for the first time in their lives, their guns. Despite daily shelling, Anya finds resistance and purpose in her art, Andrey takes the dangerous journey to get his young family to safety abroad, and Slava becomes a weapons instructor for ordinary people who have become unlikely soldiers. As the war intensifies, Andrey picks up his camera to film their story, and on tiny porcelain figurines, Anya and Slava capture their idyllic past, uncertain present, and hope for the future.”