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Prestigious New York Charity Fundraiser
On April 3, 2025, over 120 guests gathered in a prestigious historic venue in Midtown Manhattan, the very same halls where Winston Churchill once delivered a speech. That evening, however, the room was filled with the voices of those standing for Ukraine. Organized by Dignitas Ukraine and generously supported by Bruce and Dan Searby and […]
Ukraine Innovation Days
On April 25, 2025, Ukraine House and the Embassy of Ukraine in the USA hosted Ukraine Innovation Days 2.0 in Washington, D.C., gathering over 300 leaders from government, business, academia, and diplomacy. The event showed the world: Ukraine is not just defending itself—it’s building the future. Among the speakers was Dignitas Ukraine’s President, Dmytro Kavun, […]
Ukraine Action Summit Spring 2025
From April 6–9, 2025, Washington, D.C., hosted the largest-ever Ukraine Action Summit. Over 600 supporters from across the U.S., including Puerto Rico, gathered to show support for Ukraine, among them representatives of Dignitas Ukraine. Organized by the American Coalition for Ukraine (ACU), this important event brought together ordinary Americans and notable leaders, all determined to […]
From Chicago to D.C.: Lyuba Shipovich Continues U.S. Tour
Following our successful meetings in Chicago, Dignitas Ukraine continued its important “Defense Technologies & National Survival” tour across New York, Washington, D.C., and North Carolina in early April. These gatherings brought together communities, donors, charitable organizations, policymakers, and technology experts to deepen understanding of Ukraine’s critical needs and highlight the innovative technologies shaping the battlefield. […]
Inspiring events with Lyuba Shipovich
At the end of March – beginning of April 2025, Dignitas Ukraine hosted a series of impactful community events in Chicago, New York, New Jersey and Raleigh, North Carolina uniting local supporters, advocates, and volunteers in solidarity with Ukraine. Over the course of about two weeks the team held numerous community meetings — from intimate […]
A Deep Dive into Ukraine’s Ongoing Fight
Three years of war. Three years of resilience. On February 26, United Help Ukraine and Dignitas Ukraine hosted a powerful webinar to discuss where Ukraine stands today and what the future holds. This wasn’t just another news update—it was a real, eye-opening conversation with people working on the front lines of humanitarian aid, military training, […]
Ukraine’s Hardest Winter
This article excerpt is from Ukraine’s Hardest Winter by Robert Forsyth Worth, originally published on The Atlantic. Weary soldiers and citizens express fatalistic optimism while preparing for the loss of U.S. military support. By Robert F. Worth Photographs by Sasha Maslov … Sooner or later, some Ukrainians say, the country will have to rely entirely on its own resources. […]
Dignitas Ukraine at the Ground Strike Systems Event by AUSA
Yulia O’Connell, a volunteer with Dignitas Ukraine, represented the fund at the “Ground Strike Systems in Large-Scale Combat Operations” event, hosted by the Association of the United States Army. The event brought together military leaders, defense experts, and international partners to discuss advancements in modern multi-domain operations (MDO). Key Insights from the Event: Integration of […]
Disqualification Sparks Global Attention: A Bold Statement for Ukraine
Recently, Lithuanian athlete Körnelija Düdaitė was disqualified from the Functional Sports World Championships in Budapest for wearing a bold “Make russia Small Again” T-shirt. Following her disqualification, the Lithuanian team, consisting of 34 participants, decided to withdraw from the championship in solidarity with Düdaitė. During the event, Düdaitė noticed a large team of russian representatives […]
Dignitas Team at the Ukraine Action Summit in DC
Another Victory for Ukraine’s Support! Over the past 4 days, the Dignitas team, along with more than 500 advocates from across the U.S., worked in Congress to defend Ukraine. One of the key requests was to ensure over $5 billion in already allocated aid would be used to provide weapons for our defenders. While this […]
