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About the Project

 About the project







Tales of EUkraine (TEUk) is an opportunity for European publishers to support their Ukrainian counterparts and to display their solidarity to the most vulnerable victims of the conflict by doing what they do best: publishing books. The project will bring together European and Ukrainian publishers to deliver bilingual children’s books to several communities hosting Ukrainian refugees, fostering integration and mutual understanding.

TEUk has built a catalogue of Ukrainian children’s books available for publishers to acquire the rights to and publish them in bilingual editions. The project partners will purchase the part of the print run to be distributed to displaced children and organise its distribution to the Ukrainian refugee communities, whilst publishers will be invited to promote the book to their national communities.

TEUk will facilitate the integration of Ukrainian children in their host countries, increase the knowledge of Ukrainian culture across the Union, and support the Ukrainian publishing sector in a time of dire need. TEUk is co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union.






Tales of EUkraine is a Creative Europe project (101100131 - CREA-CULT-2022-COOP-2) 

The project is funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.


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TEUk catalogue is online!

Tales of EUkraine: Sharing Stories Today TEUk was officially presented during the BBplus programme of the Bologna Children's Book Fair ( Event Programme (bolognachildrensbookfair.com) ). Olena Odynoka, coordinator of the Ukrainian Book Institute; Enrico Turrin, deputy director at FEP; Paola Malgrati, press office at Il Castoro, talked about the project's activities and the publishers' effort to support Ukrainian citizens and their counterparts.  During the event, the speakers presented the catalogue of titles available to be printed and distributed as part of the project  - thanks to the support of the European Commission. The catalogue is available on the Frankfurt Book Fair Rights' Portal, at the following address:  Company Profile (frankfurtrights.com) The catalogue can be also accessed via this QR code: 

Tales of EUkraine official Press Release

  European Publishers’ Associations and the Ukrainian Book Institute launch Tales of EUkraine in Bologna The project will provide bilingual books for Ukrainian refugee children in Europe Brussels, 24 February 2023 The Federation of European Publishers (FEP) and the Ukrainian Book Institute (UBI) will present for the first time the project Tales of EUkraine (TEUk) during the Bologna Children’s Book Fair , on 6 March 2023 at 3 pm at the BBPlus Theatre. TEUk is a project co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Commission, which aims to print and distribute bilingual editions of children's books to Ukrainian children displaced in several European countries. It is an opportunity for European publishers to support their Ukrainian counterparts and to display their solidarity to the most vulnerable victims of the conflict by doing what they do best: publishing books. Ricardo Franco Levi , President of the Federation of European Publishers and of the Itali