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V2V XVIII: Because We Are Ukrainians

Feinberg, David
Andrews, Beth
Hoang, Kimchi
Shahriar, Sima
Anastazievsky, Luda
Truran, Peter
Mchie, Ben
Ramos-Garcia, Luis
Allison, Kirk
Balitz, Travis
Balitz, Kyle
2023
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V2V XVIII: Because We Are Ukrainians

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2023

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Voice to Vision

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Luda Anastazievsky, MN Ukrainian American Advocacy Committee Chair, Ukrainian American Community Center’s board member. Contributions from: David Feinberg, the founder and director of the Voice to Vision project, Beth Andrews, Sima Shahriar, Peter Truran, Ben Mchie, Kimchi Hoang, Luis Ramos-Garcia, Kirk Allison, Travis Balitz, Kyle Balitz, Meyer Weinshel, and Rochelle Hammer.

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Feinberg, David; Andrews, Beth; Hoang, Kimchi; Shahriar, Sima; Anastazievsky, Luda; Truran, Peter; Mchie, Ben; Ramos-Garcia, Luis; Allison, Kirk; Balitz, Travis; Balitz, Kyle. (2023). V2V XVIII: Because We Are Ukrainians. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/255371.

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