Under Zubrzycki’s leadership, the Weiser Center for Europe and Eurasia and the Copernicus Center for Polish Studies gained significant visibility in the United States and beyond.
Zubrzycki and her team at the Weiser Center support a multitude of initiatives and host prominent scholars, public intellectuals, artists, and policymakers to discuss important issues related to Europe and Eurasia.
Lech Wałęsa (2022)
Oleksandra Matviichuk (2025)
Lt. Col. (ret) Alexander Vindman (2023)
Rafał Trzaskowski (2024)
Vladimir Kara-Murza (2025)
CCPS 50th Anniversary Symposyum (2023)
View WCEE Annual Reports
View CCPS 50th Anniversary Booklet
The Weiser Center for Europe and Eurasia at U-M is proud of an ongoing research partnership with The Reckoning Project–an international NGO focused on documenting and analyzing war crimes through storytelling and legal accountability. This collaboration was entitled The Reckoning Project @ WCEE. As Principal Investigator, Zubrzycki led a team of U-M students, faculty, and staff, who analyzed over 300 victims’ and witnesses’ testimonies, preserving them in an online archive. The Reckoning Project @ WCEE is also involved in educational efforts, producing two interactive maps based on The Reckoning Project materials, as well as teaching materials for high school instructors and college educators.
More here: www.thereckoningproject-wcee.org
