Presentation of research findings: "Cognitive De-occupation of Crimea"

Presentation of research findings: "Cognitive De-occupation of Crimea"
Participants:
- Tamila Tasheva, Permanent Representative of the President of Ukraine in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea;
- Anna Onyshchenko, Head of the Foundation "Partnership for a Strong Ukraine";
- Anton Hrushetskyi, Executive Director of KIIS (Kyiv International Institute of Sociology);
All in person.
Why is this interesting?
During the event, speakers will present the research, its methodology, objectives and key findings. The presentation will provide a detailed overview of Ukrainian society's attitudes towards the de-occupation of Crimea and outline the main challenges associated with the reintegration process of the peninsula. In addition, the presentation will address issues related to visions of Crimea's future, the structure of governance in a de-occupied Crimea, the issue of collaborationism, language and personnel issues, the status of Crimea and the challenges Ukrainian society may face after the de-occupation of the peninsula, attitudes towards monuments and landmarks erected during the Russian occupation of Crimea, possible solutions to toponymy, memorialization, etc.
Kyiv, October 16, 2024