[2] Additionally, she has actively backed Ukraine's democratic transition, particularly the country's efforts to combat human trafficking and overhaul its election system.
As a community activist, she has contributed to the enhancement of multicultural communication and the welfare of the Hamilton region.
[1] Orysia holds the inaugural position at Hamilton's Holodomor Museum, an institution devoted to conserving the history of the famine that struck Ukraine in 1932–1933.
In her capacity as a community activist, she has pushed for the advancement of intercultural dialogue and the welfare of the Hamilton region.
[2] Under her leadership, Governor General Adrienne Clarkson awarded the UCC a Certificate of Commendation on 31 August 2005.