Team

Vitaliy Tytych

Chair of the Board

Vitaliy is an attorney and an expert in criminal law and cultural heritage protection. He serves as Head of the Documentation Department and Deputy Head of the Directorate responsible for documenting violations of the law of armed conflict committed during hostilities within the Military Law Enforcement Service of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. He also chairs the Legal Committee of ICOM Ukraine and is the managing partner of the law firm Vitaliy Tytych and Partners.

Pavlo Dykan

Board Member, Legal Affairs

Pavlo is an attorney who co-founded the Advocacy Advisory Group in 2014, an independent association of lawyers that provides pro bono representation to the families of the Heroes of the Heavenly Hundred in the Maidan cases. He is also a member of the Legal Section of ICOM Ukraine.

Maria Zadorozhna

Board Member, Research and Documentation

Maria is an art historian and museologist. Since 2021, she has headed the cultural institution MizhVukhamy. Since 2022, she has also led the Ukrainian Heritage Monitoring Laboratory’s documentation team investigating Russia’s crimes against Ukrainian culture. Previously, she served as Executive Director of the Ukrainian Institute from 2019 to 2021, Director of the Film Museum at the Oleksandr Dovzhenko National Center from 2016 to 2019, and Director General of the National Art Museum of Ukraine from 2012 to 2015.

Vasyl Rozhko

Board Member, Cultural Heritage Data Infrastructure

Vasyl heads the Lviv Regional NGO Tustan and is a co-founder of the Raphael Lemkin Society. He is a graduate of the Key Executive MBA program at the Ukrainian Catholic University Business School. He also leads the Ukrainian Heritage Monitoring Lab (HeMo) initiative and co-founded the HERI Cultural Heritage Rescue Headquarters.

Hanka Tretiak

Board Member, Communication

Hanka is a film director, artist, and art curator. She collaborates with the National Art Museum of Ukraine and other museums and is the founder of the HudGraf art gallery, the Gankafilm production company, and the Artishok Film Festival. She previously served as Creative Director at the Leo Burnett Ukraine advertising agency.

Anastasiia Oleksii

Executive Director

Anastasiia is an art historian and cultural project manager. She holds a master’s degree in Art Theory and History from the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture. She is the founder and director of the Wall Evidence project and, since 2022, has been a member of the HeMo: Ukrainian Heritage Monitoring Lab team, documenting damage to and the destruction of cultural heritage.

Liudmyla Markova

Project Manager

Liudmyla is a cultural manager with experience in the museum, educational, and cultural sectors. She has worked with institutions such as the Khanenko Museum in Kyiv, Borys Hrinchenko Kyiv University, and the agency proto produkciia. She holds a degree in art history.

Daryna Pidhorna

Lawyer, Analyst

Daryna is a lawyer and expert specializing in the protection and preservation of cultural heritage during armed conflict, as well as the development and implementation of the right to truth. She is a member of the Expert Network of the Crimea Platform. Daryna has experience working with law enforcement agencies, government institutions, and international partners, including ICOM, UNESCO, the Council of Europe, and the International Criminal Court. She holds master’s degrees in International Law from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv and in Memory Studies and Public History from the Kyiv School of Economics.

Svitlana Myronchuk

Communication manager

Svitlana has over 10 years of experience in communication and advocacy. She has worked with international donors and implementing partners, focusing on advancing Ukraine’s decolonization process and promoting Ukrainian narratives in the German-speaking world.

Viktoriia Savchuk Kennet

Digital communication manager

Viktoriia is a public relations and strategic communication expert with more than 10 years of experience working with government institutions, civil society organizations, and international organizations. Her public scholarship examines systematic attacks on Ukrainian identity and efforts to preserve cultural heritage during Russia’s war against Ukraine. Viktoriia holds a Ph.D. in Communication from the University of Maryland in the United States.

Anastasiia Moldovan

Grants Manager

Anastasiia is a grants manager with over 10 years of experience in local governance, public administration, and project management. She has worked with both Ukrainian and international organizations, overseeing partnership initiatives, strategic planning, and donor reporting. Anastasiia holds master’s degrees in Public Administration from the National Academy for Public Administration under the President of Ukraine and in Public Finance from the Vinnytsia Institute of Trade and Economics.