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KYIFORNIA – Postcards from Ukraine
Client: Ukrainian Institute
Awards:
BRONZE – Kyiv International Advertising Festival – SOCIAL GOALS CONTESTS / PEACE – PRINT & PUBLISHING
BRONZE – Kyiv International Advertising Festival – SOCIAL GOALS CONTESTS / ARTS AND CULTURE – PRINT & PUBLISHING
Creative Team
Agency: KYIFORNIA:
CEO: Kurova Yuliia
Creative Director: Yuriy Kurov
Account director: Olga Garnaga
Project manager: Olha Sachenko
Editor: Olha Dub
PR in Ukraine: Olga Syrotiuk
PR Worldwide: Olga Hnativ
Writer: Elizaveta Nevezhina
Copywriters: Uliana Koinichenko and Anzhela Osypova
Designers: Daryna Zgurovets and Tetiana Fuks
Production Adje:
Director: Eugene Golovatenko
DP: Alex Stratienko
Executive Producer: Mykyta Kukoba
Producer: Marta Melnychuk
Producer asst: Natalie Bereza
Gaffer: Timofiy Geraschenko
1st AC: Oleksiy Pivovarovsky
Production Manager: Kostia Stetsenko
Admin: Slava Ivasyshen
Playback: Vitaly Fedotov, Oleksandr Sofin
Sound: Alex Pustarnakov
Post-production: Andrii Iholkin
Edit: Alex Legostaev
USAID Transformation Communications Activity in Ukraine (TCA):
Yuliia Kotova – Strategic Communications Director USAID Transformation Communications Activity in Ukraine (TCA)
Alisa Polishchuk – Communications Coordinator USAID Transformation Communications Activity in Ukraine (TCA)
Oksana Ilyasevych-Bogorodova – Strategic Communications Advisor USAID Transformation Communications Activity in Ukraine (TCA)
Ukrainian Institute Team:
General director: Volodymyr Sheyko
Deputy General Director: Alim Aliyev
Head of the communications department: Ksenia Kalina
Head of the department of analytical and research work and academic programs: Nadiya Koval
Leading analyst: Maryna Irisova
Communication manager for dealing with foreign media: Andrii Avramenko
Communication manager: Olena Makaeva
Creative idea
Since 2014 Russian army systematically destroys Ukrainian cultural heritage. During the full-scale war over 500 monuments of culture, architecture, and religion were destroyed or seriously damaged.
Despite the fact that it is an inhumane act of cultural genocide that goes against the Hague Convention of 1954, this component of Russian aggression is underrepresented in the world media and practically absent in the global discussion about the role of culture in armed conflict.
The goal [important]:
To talk about the fact that the targeted destruction of Ukrainian culture is a huge loss for the whole world.
Because these cultural monuments convey the history not only of the Ukrainian people but also of the entire European civilization for more than 1000 years.
Solutions [large and simple at the same time]:
1. We released postcards about the objects of the cultural heritage of Ukraine, each of which tells the story of a specific cultural monument
2. We created a series of videos with world and Ukrainian celebrities, who became the voices of destroyed buildings
Results [impressive]:
1.100 postcards that tell the stories of destroyed buildings
2. 8 videos with Ukrainian and world celebrities
3. Project exhibitions held in more than 30 countries
4. 200+ PUBLICATIONS IN INTERNATIONAL AND UKRAINIAN MEDIA
5. Stories by influencers with a total reach of 960,000 views
6. General coverage: 10 000 000 people all over the world
7. Collaboration with Ukrposhta, the main postal company in the country