MOST IMPORTANT ABOUT THIS YEAR

Like many cultural institutions of our country, we started 2022 with caution, but hope.

We made plans and hoped to implement many projects with our partners, conduct hundreds of tours and receive thousands of visitors.

The events that took place after February 24 and continue until now have significantly adjusted our tasks and goals for this year, but certainly did not allow us to fold our hands. Instead of the usual thematic events and excursions, we have to fight together with the whole country and we do it in the field that we know best.

Every month was special for us. We did what was necessary, joined in everything that brings our joint victory closer. We would like to share with you the calendar of our achievements for the year 2022, which also happened thanks to your active participation and support.

TEAM OF THE MUSEUM "TERRITORY OF TERROR"

A meeting with European youth and the Na de Dam Memorial Theater and - an online performance for the International Holocaust Remembrance Day;

"Act of Remembrance" jointly with Post Bellum-Ukraine and Theater Na de Dam (Amsterdam);

Film screening organized by HillelLviv NGO for Holocaust

Remembrance Day;;

Opening of the temporary exhibition

"Network of Memory" in Barak No. 2 (as part of the all-Ukrainian project "Network of Memory").

Museum employees participated in city-wide shooting exercises; Systematized the database from the funds of the #Unheard oral history project. We started synchronizing the database with data on Google Drive;

We held a working meeting with the Lviv National Academy of Arts led by rector Vasyl Kosiv; On the first day of the war, all museum employees were at work: they taped the windows, bought basic necessities, a generator, and stocked up on water.

Creation of the "Museum Crisis Center" initiative; Museum employees actively participated in volunteer initiatives and projects;

Started cooperation with international organizations that provide support to cultural institutions for the preservation of cultural heritage; Joined the "Lviv Meets" initiative — conducted free excursions for internally displaced persons; The process of conservation of the museum's permanent exhibition has begun.

We continued the excursions as part of the "Lviv Meets" campaign. Joined the conversation "Cultural Front";

We helped with the evacuation of the Luhansk Regional Museum of Local History (Starobilsk), which now operates on the basis of the Museum;; Received first aid from the International alliance for the protection of heritage in conflict areas — ALIPH: equipment and things needed to preserve exhibits and funds; We took part in The London Book Fair, where we presented the work of the museum.

Director Olga Honchar took part in the MARKK Museum of World Cultures and Art, within the framework of Ukrainian Days, to the International Day of Museums; Took part in the International Day of Museums. They held a conversation "Lviv - Starobilsk: two museumsone war. Solidarity and cooperation" and demonstrated the presentation of the "Lost Childhood" platform, conducted an excursion: "A place as a witness of terror"; We resumed interviewing the storytellers of the #unheard project and set up the exhibition "Lost Childhood: Heard and "Unheard" on the square in front of the Museum.

Stabilized the work of the institution: recorded the unheard, conducted excursions within the framework of the "Walks in Lviv" project;

The museum signed support agreements with The International alliance for the protection of heritage in conflict areas ALIPH;

The main exposition of the museum is preserved, and the main funds are moved to a safe place for storage; The restoration of a part of the wall painting in the premises of the former Tikwat Zion synagogue, where the Museum office is now located, has been completed.

The head of the Museum, Olha Honchar, took part in "Museum rear: mutual aid in the war" - a conversation with museum workers from Lviv, Dnipro and Odesa; Conducted an excursion "Lviv: life in the territory of terror" for students from different cities of Ukraine who came to Lviv as part of the Invisible university for Ukraine program; Thanks to the help from ALIPH, we received window blinds to protect the Museum complex and the office.

Museum director Olha Honchar took part in the 26th General Conference of the International Council of Museums (ICOM) (Czech Republic) and the KUNST OG KULTUR I

UKRAINA forum in Arendalsuka (Norway);

Signed an agreement with Museum

Berlin-Karlshorst e.V. as part of the project "Ensuring the preservation of documents and archival funds of Ukrainian partner institutions of the Network of Assistance to Survivors of National Socialist Persecution" — creation of a 3D tour and digitization of exhibits