Knowledge Democratization Through Multilingual Access

Conducts and supports scholarly research on contemporary and historical transformations in Ukraine through conferences, workshops, joint publications, and access to digital archives.

Funds the creation, development, and endowment of Ukrainian studies programs at universities including Harvard, Columbia, University of Toronto, University of Alberta, and institutions in Ukraine and Europe. This includes support for endowed chairs, professorships, and institutional partnerships.

Supports academic research and publication projects in Ukrainian studies, including funding for over 300 scholarly works, research on historical events such as the 1932–33 Soviet Ukraine famine and the Polish-Ukrainian confrontation of 1939–1947, and publications challenging historical revisionism.

Organizes workshops to advance Ukrainian studies, such as a June 2024 translation workshop in Wroclaw with participants from Europe, Canada, and the USA translating Ukrainian texts into English.

Offers scholarships to support academic research and learning in Ukrainian studies for students at partner institutions.

Conducts research on the Holodomor, including support for publications, preservation of archival materials, and outreach to scholars, educators, and the public.

Finances the preservation, acquisition, and digitization of archival collections related to Ukrainian history and culture, including the archives of the Ukrainian Free Academy of Sciences in New York and over 100,000 library materials.

Preserves and offers access to the archives of the Prometheus journal, which contains articles on art, news, politics, and science.

Runs a gift shop that sells books, including publications produced by the museum.

Manages and opens the Alexander Sculpture Garden to the public seasonally, from May to October 2026.

Curates and hosts exhibitions featuring works by European artists, including Salvador Dalí, Kurt Arentz, Arno Breker, Ernst Fuchs, and Renate Stendar. Specific exhibitions include 33 color woodcuts by Dalí illustrating Purgatorio from Dante's Divine Comedy.

Publishes and sells books related to European artists and thinkers, including biographies and collected writings. Titles include "Arno Breker: His Art and Life," "Arno Breker: Divine Beauty in Art," "Arno Breker: The Collected Writings," "Hermann Oberth: The Father of Space Flight," "Primer for Those Who Would Govern," and "Special Friendships" by Roger Peyrefitte.

Funds and operates a program that delivers books to homebound library patrons, ensuring continued access to library resources.

Purchases the latest technology and funds organizational tools to support the operational effectiveness and modernization of the Scarsdale Public Library.

Offers a Google Translate feature on its website and provides Spanish-language multimedia content, including movies, TV series, music, and podcasts from over 30 countries, to improve access for non-English speakers.

Funds a range of library programs and events, including Bingo events, book discussions with popular authors, art shows, and children's events such as the annual Truck Day and the Village-wide Spelling Bee.

Coordinates and plays a critical role in fundraising for major capital projects, including the renovation and reimagining of the Scarsdale Public Library into a state-of-the-art facility.

Organizes and hosts ongoing public events for community members of all ages at the Scarsdale Library, including programs for adults, teens, and children.