Updated: 5/8/2024
International:
2021-2022
Kuzovova N. Publishing project "Holodomor of 1932-1933 in the Kherson region" from Holodomor Research and Education Center, University of Alberta (Canada)
Vodotika S., Tsibulenko G., Ryzhenko I., Pravotorova O. "Legal Assessment of the Destruction of Civil Society as a Component of the Holodomor Policy of 1932-1933 in the South of Ukraine" from Holodomor Research and Education Center, University of Alberta (Canada)
2020-2021
Project "Legal assessment of the events of the Holodomor-Genocide of 1932-1933 in the South of Ukraine" ("Legal assessment of events Famine-Genocide of 1932-1933 in the South of Ukraine"), prepared by scientists of the Faculty of History and Law of Kherson State University: Head of the Department , Candidate of Historical Sciences, Natalia Kuzovova (Project Manager), Professor, Doctor of Law, Olga Pravotorova, Professor, Doctor of Historical Sciences Serhiy Vodotyka, Associate Professor, Candidate of Law, Iryna Ryzhenko, took part in the competition and received a grant from the Ukrainian Institute of Canada (Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies) at the University of Alberta, which is the center of Ukrainian studies in Canada, and the Alexander and Helen Kulahyn Endowment Fund with the support of the Ukrainian Research and Education Center for the Study of the Holodomor (HREC in Ukraine). The purpose of the project: preparation of an expert opinion, which contains a legal assessment of the actions of the USSR authorities against the citizens of the USSR in 1930-1934, which led to the Holodomor of 1932-1933 on the example of specific facts that took place in southern Ukraine. It is planned that the expert opinion will contain historical and legal information on the mechanism of actions that can be classified as genocide of the Ukrainian people and genocide of citizens of the USSR. Dissemination of its results to the general public: scientific institutions, public organizations, universities and secondary schools, all stakeholders in Ukraine and abroad, including the Internet, will promote international recognition of the Holodomor as an act of genocide of the Ukrainian people, deepen knowledge about its manifestations , mechanisms and features.
Anna Batenko, Oleg Boykov, Halyna Mykhaylenko and Serhiy Nemtsev took part in the international project "Study and Distinguish: Information Media Literacy" (IPEX Council) with the support of the US Embassy and the British Embassy in Ukraine, in partnership with the Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine and the Academy of the Ukrainian Press). The purpose of our teachers' participation in the project is to support the process of development and modernization of curricula and training modules for future teachers, providing integrated skills of critical perception of information in the educational process of free economic education.
2019
Associate Professor Natalia Kuzovova's project "Writing a book on the events of the Holodomor of 1932-1933 at the regional level (the territory of the modern Kherson region)" received large funding from the Holodomor Research and Education Center, University of Alberta (Canada), 2019-2020. The purpose of the project: to write a book on the events of the Holodomor of 1932-1933 at the regional level (modern Kherson region) and to publish the results of research for the general public: research institutions, NGOs, universities and colleges, all stakeholders in Ukraine and abroad , including - by means of the Internet.
Grand internship. Associate Professor Yuri Kaparulin, Research fellowships at Yahad-In Unum in Paris, 2019: research internship at the Yahad Research Center - in Unum Paris, Republic of France.
2018
American-Ukrainian project "Information War in the Modern Media Space: Regional Dimension and Experience of Anti-Propaganda for Youth", together with Zaporizhia National University, 2018 (Halyna Mykhaylenko and Yuri Kaparulin).
Results: participation in the conference and publication in the conference proceedings International scientific-practical conference Propaganda vs counter-propaganda in the media space: past, present, future: materials of the international scientific-practical conference (Zaporozhye, February 12, 2018)
(Mikhailenko GM Russian Empire and the USSR: manifestations of heredity of political traditions in information influences on Ukrainians) (O. Lototsky's vision) // Propaganda vs counterpropaganda in the media space: past, present, future: materials of the international scientific-practical conference (Zaporizhzhya, 12 February 2018). - Zaporozhye: Inter-M, 2018. - P. 53-57.)
Grand internship. Associate Professor Yuri Kaparulin, Visiting scholar fellowship The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies, 2018,
2003-2014
Participation in the International Research Project "Documents on the History and Culture of Jews in the Archives of Russia, Ukraine and Belarus" (Natalia Kuzovova) Published Handbook: Documents on the History and Culture of Jews in the Regional Archives of Ukraine: Guide. Vol. 2: Nikolaev, Odessa, Kherson regions. Kiev: Stilos, 2014. 776 p.
All-Ukrainian:
2019
Grand from the Ministry of Information Policy of Ukraine. Artist Vodotika S.G. As a result of the grant, the monograph Vodotyka S., Vodotyka T. Ukrainians in the armies of the world was published. Kharkiv: Vivat, 2019. 215 p. 12 other sheets. ISBN 978-966-942-843-843. http://resource.history.org.ua/cgi-bin/eiu/history.exe?
2018
Grand from the National Museum of the Holodomor Genocide (Kyiv), "Geoinformation system of mass burial places of victims of the Holodomor Genocide". Performer: Natalia Kuzovova