Ukraine: Time Capsule, It Is Not 1 Reply

Before sharing this piece with you I wanted to issue a fair warning: unlike the previous articles you read in these series, this one is not based on research or scholarly material. This is more of an opinion piece and therefore is certainly more…Continue

Started by The UACCH Admin in BEING AN IMMIGRANT with Dr. Svitlana Ramer. Last reply by Bob Leifels May 28.

"In immigrant adjustment, there is no one size that fits all"

 As any immigrant can tell you, relocation to a new country is full of external challenges: there’s the legal arrangements, the packing, the travel, the language barrier, and various needs upon arrival to the new land. What is talked about less…Continue

Tags: ukrainian, adaptation, culture, adjustment, host

Started by The UACCH Admin in BEING AN IMMIGRANT with Dr. Svitlana Ramer May 12.

“What this country needs is more Ukrainians”: The history of Ukrainian immigration to the US 8 Replies

Migration is a process that has been familiar to humans from the dawn of their existence: we have always been migratory species moving from place to place in search of shelter, food, and other resources, as well as to avoid danger. This is why…Continue

Tags: USA, North, Dakota, Ukraine, immigrant

Started by The UACCH Admin in BEING AN IMMIGRANT with Dr. Svitlana Ramer. Last reply by Roman Cherwonogrodzky Aug 23.

Research With a Purpose: An Immigrant’s Dissertation on Ukrainian Diaspora in the US Turned Advice Column

The Ukrainian American Cultural Club of Houston welcomes one of its newest…Continue

Tags: USA, introduction, Houston, immigrants, immigration

Started by The UACCH Admin in BEING AN IMMIGRANT with Dr. Svitlana Ramer Apr 25.