European Foundation for Slavic Script and Culture

On May 1, many countries around the world celebrate an international holiday - Labor Day (Spring and Labor Day)!
Recall what history May Day has, how the names and traditions of the holiday have changed.
The ancient history of the holiday is associated with the honoring of the goddess Maya in ancient Rome. This goddess patronized fertility, the earth.

Recently, the Foundation of Ukrainian Literature and Culture in Bratislava opened an exhibition of books on the topic: "Outstanding Ukrainian women who will be remembered forever."

The exposition is represented by a set of books by Ukrainian writers from the library fund of Ukrainian literature and culture, as well as photographs of prominent Ukrainian women, who not only left their mark on history, but became an example for many generations.

At the exhibition, teachers, children and guests of the foundation recalled the outstanding writers of the past, got acquainted with contemporary writers of Ukraine and were inspired by worthy examples of famous Ukrainian women.

On April 21, 2022, the European Foundation ща Slavic Literature and Culture and the Foundation of Ukrainian Literature and Culture hosted a master class on making "Origami" on the theme "Easter".

During the master class, the children made with their own hands from colored cardboard and paper a chicken-basket for Easter eggs and Easter, and also got acquainted with Easter traditions and rituals.

Now the Orthodox continue Holy Week.
Holy Week is the last week before Easter. In the Orthodox Church, this is the most important week of the whole year, dedicated to the last days of the earthly life of Jesus Christ.

Easter or Bright Sunday of Christ is the main holiday of all Christians on the Planet and it does not matter at all what concession they belong to.
Easter is the triumph of Life over Death.
In 2022, Easter falls on April 17th.
Orthodox Easter in 2022 is celebrated later - April 24th.

Recently, an unusual event took place in the Foundation of Ukrainian Literature and Culture and the European Foundation of Slavic Literature and Culture in Bratislava, the goal was an educational meeting for young listeners about health. The mother of one of the boys, who are now studying at our center, came to the schoolchildren. It was this fact that became the driving force of the event, because she perceived every child who was present in the hall as her own.