
Free webinar on 29 August: child psychosomatics
On 29 August at 12:00, psychoanalyst Yana Pereverzieva gives a free online webinar on child psychosomatics: symptom, attachment and the family system. Open to parents, teenagers and anyone interested.

On 29 August at 12:00, psychoanalyst Yana Pereverzieva gives a free online webinar on child psychosomatics: symptom, attachment and the family system. Open to parents, teenagers and anyone interested.
On 10 August our Ukrainian Library hosted Dmytro Schebetyuk, founder of Dostupno.UA and a Human Rights Tulip Award laureate — the man who crossed seventeen countries in a wheelchair with €100 in his pocket.

Our Youth Club welcomed a new facilitator on 1 August — someone who spent the past year at the club as a volunteer. Plus cooking classes, music therapy and a trip in preparation.

Our July convoy left Luxembourg on 25 July and finished unloading in Dnipro on 10 August. On board: medical equipment for Kyiv Children’s Hospital No. 1, and 35 tablets for schools.

From 20 to 31 July, our Ukrainian school Mriya ran its SuperU summer camp at the Scouts’ house in Leudelange — two weeks of quests, games and creative work, and no screens.

Art therapy, a music therapy workshop, the Youth Club, trips, individual sessions and seminars for parents — the full weekly programme LUkraine runs for children and teenagers in Luxembourg.

Students of the FUTURAMA programme at our Ukrainian school Mriya wrote, illustrated and published an adventure novel — «Таємниці Ріверкросу», The Secrets of Rivercross.

The LUkraine asbl association has announced the program of the fourth Ukrainian culture festival UA Days in Luxembourg, which from June 3 to 13 will present art to the European

On Tuesday 5 May 2026, the association of Ukrainians in Luxembourg, LUkraine Asbl, held the third event within its “Advocacy Coalition – Defending Our Future Now” project, in the form

Ambassadors unite to defend Ukraine & keep Europe’s attention from drifting. How an Advocacy Coalition is turning solidarity into sustained action.

During a visit to Luxembourg, Nobel Peace Prize laureate and activist Oleksandra Matviichuk renewed her call for Russian war crimes to be fully investigated and prosecuted.

Datt déi Responsabel vum Massaker vu Butscha viru Geriicht gestallt musse ginn, fuerdert d’Mënscherechtsaktivistin och nach véier Joer no dëser Dot.

In Luxembourg, the public organization “LUkraine Association”, together with several European embassies and the European Commission, initiated the creation of an advocacy coalition in support of Ukraine “Protecting our future
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