11 February 2022

12:00 pm

Belarusian national identity: how do Belarusians live with each other? Presentation of the study

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February 11th

Minsk 12:00 PM

Vilnius|Kyiv 11:00 AM

CET 10:00 AM

Hodna public campaign asked independent sociologists to conduct a study of the national identity of Belarusians and its role in political, value and social transformation.

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Speakers:

Philip Bikanau, sociologist
Hienadz Korshunau, chief analyst of the Center for New Ideas
Lesia Rudnik, Belarusian political analyst

Working languages: Belarusian and Russian with simultaneous interpretation into English.

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