Institutions

Borshch of Art is a non-profit arts organization in the United States dedicated to researching, promoting, and raising awareness of American artists of Ukrainian descent.

Ukrainian Women's Association Victoria (UWA Victoria) is a Ukrainian women's organization in Victoria, Australia, which is part of the Ukrainian Women's Association Australia (UWAA) and the World Federation of Ukrainian Women's Organizations (WFUWO).

The Central State Audiovisual and Electronic Archive is Ukraine's largest treasure trove of retrospective documentary audiovisual information. A valuable segment of the archival collections are documents dedicated to Ukrainians abroad.

Ukrainian National Women's League of America (UNWLA) is the biggest and oldest Ukrainian women’s organization in the USA. Founded in 1925 in New York City, it was established as an association of Ukrainian immigrant women aimed at preserving national identity and cultural heritage, as well as supporting Ukrainians in Ukraine and the diaspora.

The Ukrainian Research Institute at Harvard University (HURI) is a research institute at Harvard University dedicated to Ukrainian Studies.

The Ukrainian World Congress (UWC) was founded in 1967 in New York. UWC is an international coordinating body for Ukrainian communities in the diaspora, representing the interests of over 20 million Ukrainians. The UWC's global network includes Ukrainian diaspora organizations from over 60 countries worldwide. The UWC promotes the consolidation of the global Ukrainian community, continues to build

The Temerty Foundation was established in 1997 by James (Constantine) Temerty and his wife Louise, one of Canada’s largest philanthropists and donors.

The Central State Archive of Public Organizations and Ucrainica (TsDAHOU) is the only state archival institution that keeps documents of social and political history, namely political parties, movements, and public associations at the national level, as well as documents that were taken abroad or created abroad in different historical periods, but reflect the events of Ukrainian history and are th