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previous     SMOLOSKYP   SMOLOSKYP, INC. An Outstanding Human Rights And Publishing Organization Osyp Zinkewych, Chairman Kyiv, Ukraine Smoloskyp, is an independent, non-profit human rights and publishing organization based in Kyiv. It was founded in the United States in 1968, and during the Soviet period published numerous dissidents' works in Ukrainian and English, materials on the dissident movement, information on the Ukrainian Helsinki Group, and a monthly human rights newspaper "Smolokyp". In 1992, Smoloskyp moved its base of activities to Ukraine, and since that time has placed a high priority on working with young people (scholars, aspiring writers, journalists, political science students). As a human rights organization, Smoloskyp has participated in numerous international conferences and worked closely with Amnesty International and the Organization On Security And Cooperation in Europe. As a publishing house, Smoloskyp has published a Ukrainian-language edition of Diane Ravitch's "The Democracy Reader", as well as a collection of articles, in "Democracy In Ukraine: Past and Present." In 1995 Smoloskyp was incorporated in Ukraine as a non-profit international foundation. "Madonna Of Chernobyl" Composition By Oles Tymoshenko Ukrainian Christmas Card Published By Smoloskyp, 1989 Ellicott City, Maryland, USA To broaden and strengthen the democratic process in Ukraine, Smoloskyp has conducted over 70 workshops, seminars, and conferences since July 1995, in different cities throughout Ukraine, with a total attendance of several thousand young people. It publishes and disseminates the "Smoloskyp Ukrainy" information bulletin, the "Molodol Natsiya" (Young Nation) journal, and the reference book "ABC's Of Ukrainian Politicians." "Christmas In Mordovia" Hryhor Pavlokimetz, Artist Ukrainian Christmas Card Published By Smoloskyp, 1986 Ellicott City, Maryland, USA (Mordovia, A Soviet Concentration Camp) With the contributions of Ukrainians living in the USA and Canada, Smoloskyp has also published over 100 books by young aspiring authors, and started the publication of a series of anthologies on contemporary political ideologies ("Conservatism", "Nationalism", "Liberalism", "Social Democracy"). In 1999, Smoloskyp was able to establish in Kyiv a Samizdat Archive, Library and Museum. Smoloskyp, Inc. has also established a website, www.Smoloskyp.Kiev.ua which provides additional information about the organization, their work and many publications. A copy of the Smoloskyp Publishers Catalog for 2001 can be obtained by writing to the contact person in the USA listed below in section B. The 2001 Catalag lists almost 50 publications for sale. (A) Board Of Directors Of Smoloskup in the USA: President .................Vira Skop First Vice-President.......Vsevolod Sokolyk Executive Director.........Osyp Zinkewych Secretary and Treasurer....Oleksij Shevcchenko (B) Contact Person In The USA: Oleksandr Shevchenko, 505 Rolling Hills Rd., Bridgewater, NJ 08807 Tel. and Fax: 908 725-5322 (*5-1) (C) Smoloskyp Officers in Kyiv, Ukraine: Chairman.............Osyp Zinkewych Executiv Director....Rostyslav Semkiv Bookkeepers..........Lesia Lastovets and Pavlyna Bondarenko Secretary............Kateryna Kozeletska Public Relations.....Andrij Mohylenko Publications.........Olha Pohynayko (D) Board Of Directors Of The Samizdat Archive               and Museum In Kyiv: President..............Osyp Zinkewych Vice-President.........Rostyslav Semkiv Executive Director.....Oles' Obertas Archivist..............Natalka Kotenko Treasurer..............Pavlyna Bondarenko (E) Address Of Smoloskyp and the Samizdat Archive                and Museum: Ukraine, 04071, Kyiv-71, Vulytsia Mezhyhirska, 21 Tel.& Fax: (0-11-380-44) 425-45-09 E.Mail:  mbf@smoloskyp.kiev.ua www.smoloskyp.kiev.ua "Christmas In Mordovia" Hryhor Pavlokiemetz, Artist Ukrainian Christmas Card Published By Smoloskyp, 1980 Ellicott City, Maryland, USA (Mordovia, A Soviet Concentration Camp)        previous