yuliia kishchuk
@yuliakishchuk.bsky.social
PhD Candidate at Södertörn University | late Soviet history of Ukraine | environmental humanities | transperipheral solidarity | and many more
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It’s worth checking out the video folks. And yes I’m planning on writing another piece looking at that one.
Most people are completely unaware of how committed Reform is to imposing fascism in the UK.
Our media is completely failing - by design - to inform the British public about the threat.
Most people are completely unaware of how committed Reform is to imposing fascism in the UK.
Our media is completely failing - by design - to inform the British public about the threat.
Elia did you see the other policy paper Britain is Lawless, it is just as scary. I covered both on TikTok a couple days ago:
vm.tiktok.com/ZNRAQ2QvE/
vm.tiktok.com/ZNRAQ2QvE/
TikTok - Make Your Day
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January 30, 2026 at 10:15 AM
It’s worth checking out the video folks. And yes I’m planning on writing another piece looking at that one.
Most people are completely unaware of how committed Reform is to imposing fascism in the UK.
Our media is completely failing - by design - to inform the British public about the threat.
Most people are completely unaware of how committed Reform is to imposing fascism in the UK.
Our media is completely failing - by design - to inform the British public about the threat.
Reposted by yuliia kishchuk
🧵 Moving between Ukrainian & Palestinian contexts, the essay weaves together personal experience, feminist theory, craft studies & history to show how embroidery preserves memory, a close relationship w/ landscapes & community—disrupted by war, displacement & colonial modernity.
January 24, 2026 at 9:18 PM
🧵 Moving between Ukrainian & Palestinian contexts, the essay weaves together personal experience, feminist theory, craft studies & history to show how embroidery preserves memory, a close relationship w/ landscapes & community—disrupted by war, displacement & colonial modernity.
My essay is finally out! There, I trace how embroidery, often dismissed as naïve and feminine, served as a form of knowledge-production and played a crucial role in Ukrainian and Palestinian resistance.
🌻New essay in our south/south dialogues🍉
Cross-Stitches That Bind Us Together: Embroidering in Ukraine & Palestine
by Yuliia Kishchuk
This essay explores embroidery as a feminist, political & epistemic practice resisting erasure & imperial violence.
🧵 www.southsouthmovement.org/dialogues/cr...
Cross-Stitches That Bind Us Together: Embroidering in Ukraine & Palestine
by Yuliia Kishchuk
This essay explores embroidery as a feminist, political & epistemic practice resisting erasure & imperial violence.
🧵 www.southsouthmovement.org/dialogues/cr...
January 24, 2026 at 9:32 PM
My essay is finally out! There, I trace how embroidery, often dismissed as naïve and feminine, served as a form of knowledge-production and played a crucial role in Ukrainian and Palestinian resistance.
