Lecture Explores the Roots of Ukrainian Resistance Amid Russia’s Full-Scale War

The Ukrainian Museum of Canada, Saskatoon, presents a timely public lecture by Dr. Marnie Howlett that explores how history, memory, and lived experience shape Ukraine’s response to Russia’s full-scale invasion.

Titled Marnie Howlett: Understanding Ukrainian Resistance Amid Russia’s Full-Scale War, the lecture will take place on Wednesday, January 28, from 7:00 to 8:30 PM CST at the Ukrainian Museum of Canada in Saskatoon.

Accessible to a general audience, the lecture offers insight into how history lives on in everyday life—and how it helps explain both Ukraine’s resilience today and the choices it faces for the future, at home and on the global stage.

“This lecture helps people understand that Ukrainian resistance didn’t appear overnight,” says Jen Budney, Executive Director & CEO of the Ukrainian Museum of Canada. “It’s rooted in lived history, memory, and a deep sense of responsibility to place and community. We’re honoured to host Dr. Howlett and to offer a space for thoughtful, informed conversation at a moment when understanding Ukraine truly matters.”

Admission is free for museum members and $7 for non-members. No registration is required, and all are welcome to attend.

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