Nataliia Khomenko

Nataliia Khomenko is a researcher specializing in 20th-century Ukrainian history, currently affiliated with the Department of 20th Century History at the University of Warsaw. She holds a PhD from the Institute of History of Ukraine, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, and has participated in multiple international research programs in Poland and Hungary.

Her research centers on cultural and social history, particularly the everyday lives and political attitudes of Ukrainian youth during the Soviet period. Key areas include student life, de-Stalinization, educational policies, and youth movements in mid-20th century Ukraine.

The most recent scholarly articles reflect a consistent focus on youth, ideology, and social transformation in Soviet Ukraine, particularly during the late Stalinist and Khrushchev eras. Her work often draws on archival sources and contributes to collective academic volumes on Ukrainian social history.

Scholarships and Research Internships:

• Institute of History Research Center of Human Arts, Hungarian Academy of Sciences (June 2019)
• Scholarship internship at the Faculty of Artes Liberales, University of Warsaw (May–July 2017)
• Government of Poland Scholarship Program for Young Scientists (August 2015 – July 2016)
• 24th Eastern Summer School, East European Studies, University of Warsaw (July 2014)

She has contributed to significant research projects, including the publication of the collected works of V.I. Vernadsky and the documentation of the 1961 Kurenivka tragedy. No formal advisees or grants are mentioned in the provided text.