Annual Reports
2024
National SUSK Congress: “Culture Capsule” in Toronto, Ontario
2023
National SUSK Congress: “Vse Bude Ukraina” in Vancouver, British Columbia
2022
National SUSK Congress: “Youth Razom” in Edmonton, Alberta & Online
2021
National SUSK Congress: “Leaders of Tomorrow” Online
2020
National SUSK Congress: “Leaders of Tomorrow” Online
2019
National SUSK Congress: “Back to Our Roots” in Winnipeg, Manitoba
2018
National SUSK Congress: “Rediscovering the Past…” in Banff, Alberta
2017
National SUSK Congress: “True North SUSK And Free” in Ottawa, Ontario
2016
National SUSK Congress: “SUSKatoon” in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
2015
National SUSK Congress: “Vive le SUSK!” in Montréal, Québec
2014
National SUSK Congress: “#SUSKCongress: A maidan for Ukrainian Canadian students” in Toronto, Ontario
2013
National SUSK Congress: “SUSK Fuels the Future” in Edmonton, Alberta
2012
National SUSK Congress: “SUSK is the New Steel” in Hamilton, Ontario
2011
National SUSK Congress in Ottawa, Ontario
SUSK Congress 2020
Below is the President's Message reflecting on SUSK's 2020 Congress, which took place August 7-9. To download this statement, click here. [pdf-embedder url="https://www.susk.ca/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Congress-2020-Press-Release-.pdf" title="Congress 2020 Press...
University of Alberta Holodomor Denial Response
Below is SUSK's response to the University of Alberta's announcement to take action based on the previous issue surrounding one of its faculty members and his Holodomor denial claims. To download our response, click here. [pdf-embedder...
Coping with Quarantine and Starting Your Own At-Home Boulangerie
Chase Gargus, president of the UVic Ukrainian Students’ Society shares some laughs and a recipe you ‘dough’ not want to miss!
What does it mean to be Canadian? Reflecting on Canadian Identity and the WW1 Internment Camps
Devon Sereda Goldie works with students and collaborators in reflecting on the Canadian identity and the WW1 Internment Camps.
Reflecting on My Privilege as I Remember My Family’s History
Luba Maslej turns to her grandfather, or dido Emil’s history and recognizes the sacrifices he made, comparing them to the things she finds challenging now.
Why Ukrainians Should Support Black Lives Matter
Devon Sereda Goldie calls on Ukrainians to listen, educate themselves, and acknowledge their privilege in support of the Black Lives Matter movement across the world.