A month ago, MOME opened its doors to refugees fleeing from the war in Ukraine, and has hosted people with many different backgrounds since then. For the first time, some of the refugees, who have found a temporary home on campus, open up and share their story.
On 24 March at 6 p.m., six Ukrainian women present an amateur performance program, featuring Ukrainian folk songs and dances in the Auditorium of MOME. After the performances, the audience is welcome to join for a casual discussion with the performers. Further information about the event can be found here.
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