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Holodomor Remembrance Lecture Shines a Spotlight on Chicago’s Ukrainian Community Chicago’s diverse tapestry gains depth this month with the Holodomor Remembrance Lecture at the Ukrainian National Museum. For generations, Chicago has been home to a vibrant Ukrainian population whose contributions have enriched the city’s arts, traditions, and public life. This event, presented by distinguished historian Dr. Olena Petrenko, not only commemorates the victims of the Holodomor but also strengthens the bridge between cultures. Held in the welcoming atmosphere of the Ukrainian National Museum—where history is alive and heritage is celebrated—it’s a powerful reminder of the importance of remembering, learning, and connecting. Local residents are invited to attend, not only as a mark of solidarity but as an opportunity to explore Ukrainian culture and its role in shaping Chicago’s identity. This lecture is a meaningful step toward fostering empathy, awareness, and community in our city.