Members of the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute community joined the 27th nationwide language event – the National Unity Radio Dictation. For the university, this was the fifth such dictation held during Russia’s full-scale invasion. This year, however, the event was special: several locations were set up across the campus. One was organised by the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute Student Council, while another was hosted by the university Library, from where Suspilne broadcast the event live.
📄 The text chosen for the dictation was “A Letter That Never Ends” by writer and veteran of the Russian-Ukrainian war Artur Dron.
🤝 Students, lecturers, and staff were joined in writing the dictation by Ukrainian military personnel, government officials, cultural figures, and bloggers. Different generations, professions, and life experiences came together around one text that united people not only through a shared language but also through shared experiences.
📹 Watch the video to see the atmosphere at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute and hear what made the Radio Dictation memorable for its participants.
