Media
The Crimea Center creates and develops information projects for the reintegration of occupied Crimea and the strengthening of Ukraine’s Ukrainian-language information space.
The organization's media activities are focused on:
systemic coverage of the situation in occupied Crimea
countering disinformation and Russian propaganda
preserving and disseminating the Ukrainian perspective on events on the peninsula
"Voice of Crimea"
The “Voice of Crimea” Information Agency (IA) is a public media project aimed at covering Crimean topics and materials regarding the de-occupation and reintegration of the temporarily occupied territories of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol.
The editorial office of IA “Voice of Crimea” functions as an independent, non-profit online publication, funded by international and Ukrainian donors, as well as charitable donations. During the period of the temporary occupation of the Crimean peninsula, the editorial office is based in Kyiv and operates in the interests of internally displaced Crimeans and those living under occupation.
Other media projects
Voice of Crimea.
Culture
The goal of this media outlet is to promote the preservation of Crimea’s cultural heritage, which is currently facing destruction by the aggressor state.
Krymska
Svitlytsia
An all-Ukrainian literary, artistic, and journalistic newspaper published since December 31, 1992.
Crimea is
Ukraine
The right to know the truth about the occupation of Crimea. All-Ukrainian online bank of materials confirming the close ties between Crimea and mainland Ukraine.
