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1926-2005 (Creation)
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- Ostryzniuk, Natalie
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Natalie received a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Fine Arts majoring in Art History from the University of Regina in 1993. She was awarded a Master of Arts (Canadian History) in 1998. The Honour’s paper she wrote was about the art work of ten Saskatchewan women of Ukrainian descent and the Master’s thesis explored the involvement of Savella Stechishin and the first Ukrainian-Canadian women’s movement.
In the fall of 1998, Natalie presented a paper at a conference at the University of Toronto comparing Ukrainian Canadian women’s experiences in Canada and the United States with emphasis on Savella and in 1999 the Saskatchewan History journal published her paper on Savella Stechishin and the Ukrainian-Canadian women movement.
Natalie has authored two books: 75 Years of Service, Friendship and Commitment published by the Ukrainian Women’s Association of Canada (2002), and Blossoming of a Ukrainian Canadian: Savella Stechishin was published in 2009.
Natalie is an active community volunteer. In 1993 she received a Canada 125 Medal and the City of Regina Volunteer Vital Link, Citizen of the Week in both 1990 and 2002.
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Scope and content
This collection includes research from the donor’s unpublished thesis and publication on Ukrainian women’s activism. It consists of 58 centimeters of records. The date range of this material is from 1926 to 1998. There are a total of 168 photographs and 5 sheets of negatives.
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The original file titles and their order have been maintained. The photographs were numbered and sleeved. The Oversize for the collection is listed at the end of the finding aid.
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No access restrictions exist in this collection although the interview list in Box 4 File 52 is closed to researchers
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- Ostryzniuk, Natalie (Subject)
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