A live Gaslit Nation taping at Razom celebrating Ukrainian women, with a preview of Andrea Chalupa’s new book and live jazz.
Courage can be contagious and Ukrainian women have been inspiring it for generations.
Be part of the audience as Gaslit Nation records a special live episode at Razom for Ukraine. Host Andrea Chalupa will join Razom CEO Dora Chomiak to celebrate Ukrainian women’s voices, stories, and power to bring people together.
The evening also offers an exclusive advance preview of Andrea’s forthcoming book, A Reasonable Guide for Unreasonable Women: 20 Steps to Find Your Purpose and Power in a World on Fire. Drawing on her experience making Mr. Jones and her connection to Ukraine, the book explores how to find your voice and the courage to act.
French jazz singer Marine Futin will perform as guests arrive. After the taping, stay for refreshments, conversation, a silent auction, and a book signing with Andrea.
About Razom for Ukraine
Razom means “together” in Ukrainian. Founded in 2014 by Ukrainian and Ukrainian American volunteers, Razom is a U.S.-based nonprofit working toward a free, democratic, and prosperous Ukraine. Its programs support first responders, health care, and communities in Ukraine, while bringing Ukrainian voices and culture to audiences in the United States.
About Andrea Chalupa and Gaslit Nation
Andrea Chalupa is a journalist, author, and filmmaker who wrote and produced Mr. Jones, the film about the journalist who exposed the Holodomor, directed by three-time Academy Award nominee Agnieszka Holland. She also co-founded and now hosts Gaslit Nation, a podcast that adds reporting and historical context to conversations about democracy and global affairs.
Space is limited. Please RSVP by October 5. The full address and entry code word will be emailed to ticket holders before the event.
Come to listen. Stay to connect. Leave ready to be “unreasonable.”
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