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When Language Is Wounded: Poetry, Memory, and Being Human in Wartime Ukraine
Humanities Quadrangle, Room 276, Yale University · New Haven
320 York St, New Haven, CT 06511
Ukrainian poets Yaryna Chornohuz and Lesyk Panasiuk read in English and discuss their new books in a moderated conversation with audience Q&A. Paintings by children living through the war are on display.
Heads up
- Organizer pages do not state that it is open to the public or free
When
- Fri, Oct 304–7 p.m. (reception at 4 p.m., then conversation, readings and Q&A)
Dates are stated explicitly by the source.
Getting in
No price or registration listed by the organizer (a Daily Nutmeg lead describes it as free)
No registration listed.
- Reception at 4 pm, then conversation, readings and Q&A
Where
Sources
- events.yale.edu organizer
Date Oct 30, 2026, 4–7 pm, HQ Rm 276, 320 York St, program details, speakers, moderators, sponsors - slavic.yale.edu organizer
Date, time and location