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Link the genocide, forced population relocations, and Ukrainian resistance of the Holodomor to today's struggle for identity, sovereignty, and survival during Holodomor Remembrance Month.
Join us for a powerful and eye-opening program that connects the past to the present. As the world watches Ukraine fight for its survival, we look back to a haunting chapter too often forgotten: the Holodomor, the man-made famine of 1932–33 that claimed millions of lives and sought to silence a nation.
This special program opens with a brief introduction, then a viewing of Black Raven, a gripping short documentary that brings to life the quiet defiance of those who resisted Soviet terror.
Following the film, stay for a live Q&A session—engage with presenters, share reflections, and explore why the Holodomor is not just history, but a warning and a call to remember.
Presented by Branch 8 of the Ukrainian Women's League of America (UWLA).
The Parma-Snow Branch is home to the Sari Feldman Auditorium, a flexible, state-of-the-art venue for theatrical groups, recitals, concerts, meetings, speaker presentations, wedding receptions and other group events.
This branch is a Greater Cleveland Food Bank Kids Café location.