Our President Vladimir Foygelman talks about Russian speakers in Newton and in Massachusetts in an interview recorded as part of Newtonians From Afar program by Historic Newton.

The Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies (CHGS) is conducting an oral history project focused on the history of the Russian-speaking community in the North Shore and the Greater Boston area. We are looking to record and preserve interviews with community members regarding their lives in the Soviet Union, their decisions to emigrate, and their experiences living in the United States.

We received a thank-you letter from Kyiv City Territorial Society.

Day of Unity with Ukraine, organized by Ukrainian Cultural Center of New England and Center Makor.

Learn about numerous ways to help Ukraine.

Center Makor will follow our partners Congregation Kehillath Israel and the Campus Medical Advisory Committee protocols about COVID-19 policies inside the building. Covid-19 continues to require us to adjust plans for […]

Last night we had a blast with Margarita Gokun Silver presenting her book I Named My Dog Pushkin (and Other Immigrant Tales): Notes From a Soviet Girl on Becoming an American Woman.

New England Friends March of the Living is thrilled to share the attached registration information for our 2022 trip. We truly appreciate your help in recruiting students and referring them to us. […]

We deeply appreciate everyone who supported our Babi Yar commemoration event, everyone who made a speech, performed, otherwise helped, sponsored, everyone who came in person or watched our live broadcast.

Our President Vladimir Foygelman was invited to Kyiv to participate in the commemoration events of the 80th Anniversary of the Babi Yar tradegy. Please view the photo he took during […]