Ph.D. in History; research interests: women’s history, women’s participation in the national liberation struggle of 1917–1921, and women’s memoirs of the interwar period.
She lives and works in Kyiv.
In 2018, she earned a master’s degree in archaeology and specialized historical disciplines from the Bohdan Khmelnytsky State Pedagogical University of Melitopol (dimpoma with honors). From 2021 to 2025, she pursued graduate studies at the same university. In 2023, she won the first prize in a competition organized by the National Academy of Sciences for young scholars and students for the best research paper, titled “Women in the Formation of the Ukrainian State During the National Liberation Struggle of 1917–1921.” She won second prize in the Lyudmyla Filipovych International Competition for Graduate Students on Research Papers in the History of Ukraine for her article “Women’s Dimension of Preserving National Identity in the Gulag Camps.” In 2025, she successfully defended her dissertation on “The Role of Women in the Sociopolitical Life of Ukraine (1917–1939)” and earned a Ph.D. Due to the temporary occupation of Melitopol, she was forced to move to Kyiv.