HUMAN RIGHTS FIRSTNever Lose Yourself
How music helped Sergéy reclaim his future after persecution, displacement, and asylum.
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Public stories, curated at the source.
A decision-ready press desk: original publisher links, one strong version of each story, and a clear boundary between third-party reporting and Sergéy’s own project material.
Public work / community practice
Service, visibility, and rebuilding.
A short, sourced record of LGBTQ+ community work, migration and asylum, public cultural continuity, and the work of starting again.
HUMAN RIGHTS FIRST
GPRESSFrom Minsk to a new life in the U.S.
A long-form account connecting identity, migration, and the work of starting again.
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UNFILTERED STORIESTargeted in His Country for Being Gay
A first-person video feature on persecution, displacement, asylum, and rebuilding a creative life.
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ZERKALOAsylum, visibility, and Belarusian public work
A profile connecting asylum, a Belarusian-language performance, and creative identity in exile.
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RUBIC.USAcross the border and detention
A detailed account of leaving Ukraine during the war and reaching the United States on the eleventh attempt.
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ABABelarus, asylum, and public continuity
A Belarusian-language interview about political persecution, LGBTQ+ identity, and rebuilding in America.
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Culture as public practice.
Selected reporting on music, media, Belarusian-language work, and recognized creative projects.
SLAVICSAC“I Already Have Everything”
A new profile around the RAY album, resilience, and creative life after asylum.
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РАНІЦАЙ З ДАШАЙ І ВАСІЛЁМRAY and life after asylum
A Belarusian-language conversation about the album, rebuilding, and creative work in the United States.
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COMPLEXSCREAM 7 × Complex LA
Official coverage establishing the Los Angeles exhibition context for Sergéy’s selected five-piece artwork.
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NASHA NIVAA Belarusian creator in an American series
Coverage of Sergéy’s work and public creative life after relocation to Los Angeles.
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NASHA NIVA230K-view performance in Los Angeles
A spontaneous Belarusian-language performance that circulated through diaspora and international media.
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CHARTER 97Belarusian-language video enters Russian TV
Music coverage documenting a rare Belarusian-language video crossing into Russian television rotation.
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Go from story to evidence.
Press establishes public context. The cases below document role, process, outputs, and sources.