We are pleased to invite you to Reid Hall for a panel discussion. An Evening of First-Hand Accounts and Literary Reflections on Ukraine, in a panel discussion titled, Why It Matters & What's at Stake: Voices from the Frontlines of Ukraine April 29, 2025 Date & Time: Tuesday, April 29, 2025 | 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM Location: Reid Hall, 4 Rue de Chevreuse, 75006 Paris Tickets: ACP Members: 18€ Guests: 20€ Registration Deadline: April 25th, 2025 Join us for a thought-provoking evening at Reid Hall as we welcome prominent voices from the Ukrainian frontlines to share their insights on the ongoing war and its global implications. This special event will feature a literary discussion on From Odessa With Love: Political and Literary Essays from Post-Soviet Ukraine by Vladislav Davidzon, alongside conversations with journalists, diplomats, and experts on Ukraine’s current crisis. Following the discussion, a light reception with wine and apéritifs will provide an opportunity for continued dialogue in an intimate setting. Speakers Andriy Gerus - the Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Energy, Housing and Utility Services Nazar Reagan – Ukrainian SOF Officer Oleksandra Povstiana – Master’s student in Development Economics, Sorbonne; Activist, Ukrainian Students for Freedom Dr. Tom Palmer – American scholar and author on democratic and economic transitions; humanitarian aid volunteer in support of Ukraine - Reserve your spot today! Space is limited. Dress Code: Smart Casual We look forward to welcoming you for an insightful and engaging evening.
We are pleased to invite you to Reid Hall for a panel discussion.
An Evening of First-Hand Accounts and Literary Reflections on Ukraine, in a panel discussion titled,
Why It Matters & What's at Stake: Voices from the Frontlines of Ukraine
April 29, 2025
Date & Time: Tuesday, April 29, 2025 | 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Location: Reid Hall, 4 Rue de Chevreuse, 75006 Paris
Tickets: ACP Members: 18€
Guests: 20€
Registration Deadline: April 25th, 2025
Join us for a thought-provoking evening at Reid Hall as we welcome prominent voices from the Ukrainian frontlines to share their insights on the ongoing war and its global implications. This special event will feature a literary discussion on From Odessa With Love: Political and Literary Essays from Post-Soviet Ukraine by Vladislav Davidzon, alongside conversations with journalists, diplomats, and experts on Ukraine’s current crisis.
Following the discussion, a light reception with wine and apéritifs will provide an opportunity for continued dialogue in an intimate setting.
Speakers
Andriy Gerus - the Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Energy, Housing and Utility Services
Nazar Reagan – Ukrainian SOF Officer
Oleksandra Povstiana – Master’s student in Development Economics, Sorbonne; Activist, Ukrainian Students for Freedom
Dr. Tom Palmer – American scholar and author on democratic and economic transitions; humanitarian aid volunteer in support of Ukraine -
Dr. Tom Palmer – American scholar and author on democratic and economic transitions; humanitarian aid volunteer in support of Ukraine
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Reserve your spot today! Space is limited.
Reserve your spot today!
Space is limited.
Dress Code: Smart Casual
We look forward to welcoming you for an insightful and engaging evening.
Register Now For VIP guests, speakers, and press inquiries, contact contact@americanclubparis.org. - About The American Club of Paris Founded in 1903, The American Club of Paris is one of the oldest American expatriate organizations in the world. It serves as a social and cultural platform for Americans and friends of the United States residing in Paris. The Club hosts events ranging from speaker luncheons to social gatherings, aimed at fostering transatlantic relationships and celebrating the shared values between France and the U.S. About Reid Hall & Columbia University Reid Hall is a historic academic and cultural center in Paris, managed by Columbia University. Originally a private residence, it now serves as a global hub for academic programs, cultural exchanges, and scholarly research. Reid Hall hosts Columbia’s study abroad programs and offers a space for lectures, workshops, and collaborations between French and international intellectuals, artists, and students. Follow us @americanclubparis The American Club of Paris - 4, rue de Chevreuse - 75006 - Paris contact@americanclubparis.org www.americanclubparis.org ASSOCIATION REGIE PAR LA LOI DE 1901
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For VIP guests, speakers, and press inquiries, contact contact@americanclubparis.org.
About The American Club of Paris
Founded in 1903, The American Club of Paris is one of the oldest American expatriate organizations in the world. It serves as a social and cultural platform for Americans and friends of the United States residing in Paris. The Club hosts events ranging from speaker luncheons to social gatherings, aimed at fostering transatlantic relationships and celebrating the shared values between France and the U.S.
About Reid Hall & Columbia University
Reid Hall is a historic academic and cultural center in Paris, managed by Columbia University. Originally a private residence, it now serves as a global hub for academic programs, cultural exchanges, and scholarly research. Reid Hall hosts Columbia’s study abroad programs and offers a space for lectures, workshops, and collaborations between French and international intellectuals, artists, and students.
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