Maidan Museum Museum Of The Revolution Of Dignity

During the Ukrainian revolutionary winter of 2013-2014, known as "Euromaidan", a group of like-minded people, understanding the historical scale and social significance of events, called for the preservation of unique evidence for the descendants and began collecting work on barricades and educational work in the media space on importance of museification of the Maidan Events. In January 2014, an initiative Maidan Museum was launched, which merged with the initiative Museum of Liberty and in 2016 the National Memorial Complex of the Heavenly Hundred Heroes project started. The National Memorial Complex of the Heavenly Hundred Heroes – the Museum of the Revolution of Dignity – is a museum dedicated to freedom. It serves as a multifunctional cultural and educational center, preserving the memory of the struggle for human rights and freedoms while elucidating the nuances of this endeavor. Moreover, it functions as an open and dynamic platform for the contemplation and reevaluation of the theme of freedom and the extensive historical processes of state formation. Currently, the Maidan Museum building is in the process of being created.(Currently, the building of the Maidan Museum is under construction.) You can visit several spaces of the Maidan Museum in Kyiv: Maidan Museum Information and exhibition center (Nezalezhnosti Maidan, 18/2, Trade Union Building, 2nd floor) Maidan Museum Gallery of protest art (Lypska Street, 16) There is a temporary Memorial on the Alley of the Heavenly Hundred Heroes, where the protesters were shot.