This image displays a printed page, likely from an exhibition catalog or informational brochure, featuring text in both Ukrainian and English against a textured, light gray background

This image displays a printed page, likely from an exhibition catalog or informational brochure, featuring text in both Ukrainian and English against a textured, light gray background. The primary subject is an exhibition titled "Invisible. Resilience: The Past and Present of the Roma." **Location:** The exhibition is created in partnership with the National Historical and Memorial Preserve "Babyn Yar," a significant memorial site located in Kyiv, Ukraine. **Subjects/Objects:** The page details the exhibition's focus on Roma identity, tracing a continuous thread from persecution during the World War II Roma genocide to contemporary struggles for justice during the Russian-Ukrainian war. Content includes survivor testimonies, archival materials, and contemporary mediums. A prominent quote, "IT IS EASY TO TELL, BUT HARD TO LIVE," is attributed to Raisa Andreychenko, identified as a Ukrainian Roma genocide survivor. **People:** Individuals mentioned include Raisa Andreychenko, curators Nataliia Tomenko, Chinara Majidova, and Volodymyr Yakovenko, and historical expert Dr. Mykhaylo Tyaglyy. **Organizations/Interactions:** The exhibition is a collaboration between the Youth Agency for the Advocacy of Roma Culture "ARKA," the National Historical and Memorial Preserve "Babyn Yar," the Ukrainian Center for Holocaust Studies, the German Embassy in Ukraine, the Ukrainian Institute of National Memory, and the Ukrainian Roma Advocacy Alliance "AURA." **Environment:** The page presents black sans-serif text in clear blocks on a subtly mottled, pale gray surface, conveying a matter-of-fact and informative aesthetic typical of museum or educational materials.