Fellow 2024

INDEX-Center for Urban History - Autumn 2024 4 September – 4 December 2024

Project: re/visions

As an INDEX fellow, Natalie Nougayrède colaunched a new bilingual (Ukrainian/English) online journal of ideas and culture called "re/visions". Rooted in Ukraine and reaching out to the rest of Europe and beyond, this is a monthly publication, distributed by newsletter. It will also grow into a platform for debates and events. Its goal is to connect Ukrainian voices with wider European and global discussions, exploring how ideas, creativity, and responsibility can inspire change. Themes such as justice, solidarity, memory, citizenship, healing, and postwar futures are central, while contributions come from writers, artists, scholars, and journalists in Ukraine and elsewhere.

The journal is being developed in partnership with INDEX, the Lviv Centre for Urban History, and other academic and cultural institutions in Europe. At its heart lies the belief that Ukraine offers a unique plurality of voices and experiences that deserve to be part of a vivid international conversation.

Natalie Nougayrede

Natalie Nougayrede is a French journalist, former editor-in-chief of Le Monde and member of The Guardian's editorial board from 2015 to 2020. She was awarded the Albert Londres Journalism Prize for her coverage of Russia’s aggression against Ichkeria.

She serves on the board of the Primo Levi Centre in Paris, an NGO which helps refugees who have been victims of torture and political violence. Furthermore, she is a member of the Körber Foundation's History Forum and the ECFR Council. Natalie Nougayrede is currently involved in mentoring civil society initiatives and media projects in the Eastern Partnership region.