САДОК ВИШНЕВИЙ КОЛО ХАБУ

Lanka.pro Collective works on creative economy development and explores ecosystemic solutions inspired by culture.

About us

Our story unfolded at the outset of russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. We agreed with each other that despite everything that was happening, we would gather at least once a week and talk about the future of Ukraine. Our dreams became our support since the first days of the coldest spring of our lives, and leadership from the emerging future was the key to launching our pilots.

Lanka in Ukrainian means link. This is an allusion to the name of the literary formation Lanka, which in the 1920s called for “filling the existing gap that emerged in Ukrainian literature after the great cataclysms and collectively becoming a link in the broken chain.”

We were united by our love for the traditions of the Ukrainian land and people, a holistic view on the creative economy, and independent practice as ambassadors of change.

Team

Our founding team consists of 4 people with combined experience in the field and expertise in cultural studies, economics, management, communications, and design. Join us if you also believe that magic is created in interaction, and that the economy of care and creativity is the new tomorrow.

Anna Karnaukh

Anna Karnaukh is an expert in creative industries development and cross-sectoral partnerships. Programme manager focusing on designing long-term programmes and interventions that have an impact on communities and territories. Was the one setting up the creative economy portfolio at the British Council in Ukraine.

Gannusya Didula

Gannusya Didula is a culturologist. She studies movement and the body’s capacity for authenticity. Curator of innovative cultural and educational formats at Dyvo Kayak. She is the inspirer of the Svitlo Contemporary Art Gallery and the Crane Foundation.

Kateryna Kravchuk

Kateryna Kravchuk is a facilitator and researcher with background in economics and cultural studies. She explores mainly social arts and regenerative development. Certified practitioner of Awareness-Based System Change and Warm Data Lab Host.

Yarka
Koziy

Yarka Koziy is an artist and graphic designer. She is a co-founder of the family business of hot enamel jewelry Enamel Koziy and also develops visual concepts for major change-making initiatives and projects.

Together, we dream of a cherry orchard next to the hub* – a heartfelt, beautiful, healthy, technologically advanced, productive Ukraine and societies around the world that are integrated into the global rhythm while also respecting their own dignity.

You can join us as a partner or expert in Ukraine, or as international associate.

Let’s keep going! Your Lanka

*Allusion to the iconic Ukrainian poem by Taras Shevchenko “A cherry orchard by the house”

Work with us

We have developed and tested a menu of practices and methods as the newest approaches in facilitation, informal education, research, and solutions that are adaptable to context. Any of these formats could become a base of collaboration with us. Also, we are open to co-creating new practices that deal with creative sector development, strengthen the potential of people, teams and communities, enhance international collaboration and harmonious revival (vidnova) of Ukraine.

Support us

Our operating model balances commercial and non-profit projects.

The more you support us, the more we can offer you free events and our own analytics, while also developing a resource base for the sector.

We serve as a bridge between Ukraine and the world on the topic of culture for development, so we are happy to strengthen this dialogue on both sides.

Support us

Friends

Partnership initiatives with dear colleagues and friends are at the heart of our ecosystem work – with great care, mutual respect and shared contribution.