Public action, representation and engagement with decision-makers, institutions, communities and public voices in the United Kingdom and internationally.
Public presence is part of practical support. This archive records actions and representation that keep Ukraine in view and strengthen the public conversation around sustained support.
Support Ukraine London EuroMaidan was represented by Natalia Ravlyuk and Iryna Rapiy at a meeting with Tetiana Berezhna, Deputy Prime Minister for Humanitarian Policy and Minister of Culture of Ukraine. The discussion covered Ukrainian culture abroad, cultural diplomacy and the contribution of Ukrainian communities in the United Kingdom.
Support Ukraine London EuroMaidan joined the Ukrainian community, partner organisations and supporters at the statue of St Volodymyr in Holland Park, near the Ukrainian community centre, to mark Ukraine’s 35th Independence Day and reinforce the call for continued support until victory.
The Ukrainian community and supporters gathered in the heart of London under the blue and yellow flag to keep Ukraine visible and remind the public that the war is not over.
Founder and Director Natalia Ravlyuk represented Support Ukraine London EuroMaidan at the National Prayer Breakfast of Ukraine, held under the patronage of the President of Ukraine.
The Vyshyvanka March in London was initiated by our team in 2013. Ukrainians and friends of Ukraine continue to come together to celebrate Ukrainian identity, heritage and unity while keeping Ukraine visible in the heart of the United Kingdom.
Support Ukraine was represented by Founder and Director Natalia Ravlyuk at the three-day Global Ukrainian Summit 2026, strengthening cooperation and international advocacy for Ukraine.
Support Ukraine London EuroMaidan was represented at the annual general meeting of the AUGB London community, reinforcing cooperation across Ukrainian organisations in the United Kingdom.
A Day of Remembrance for Hero of Ukraine Serhii Konoval and the photo project “WAR in FACES / Війна в обличчях”, created by Khrystia Lutsyk and Olha Konoval. The event brought the human faces and stories of Russia’s war into public view in London.
A public remembrance action at Downing Street dedicated to Mariupol and to keeping the city’s story visible in London.
A London rally marking four years since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, bringing the community and supporters together to keep Ukraine visible and the war in public focus.
Support Ukraine London EuroMaidan joined Ukrainians and supporters in central London for a Human Chain of Unity, marking Ukraine’s Day of Unity and demonstrating solidarity, resilience and national cohesion.
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