Freedom Has a Name
and It's Called Ukraine
February 5, 2026
Doors open: 12:30 p.m.
Conference starts: 1:30 p.m.
Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Room - Committee on Science Space & Tech room 2325
Freedom Has a Name
and It's Called Ukraine
is a unifying, bipartisan event dedicated to standing with the Ukrainian people in their fight for freedom, sovereignty, and peace. At a time when innocent civilians continue to suffer under Russian aggression, this gathering brings together leaders of conscience to affirm that Ukraine must never be abandoned.
This event is intentionally bipartisan, calling on both Democrats and Republicans in Congress to come together beyond party lines to support Ukraine
Freedom is not a partisan issue. Justice is not a political preference. Congress has a moral responsibility to continue providing strong support to Ukraine until its people are safe from attacks and its future is secure
Küresel bir Manevi Diplomat ve Ukrayna'nın uzun süredir savunucusu olan Papaz Dr. Mark Burns'ün liderliğinde, ALLATRA ile birlikte düzenlenen etkinlik, zulümle mücadelede ahlaki liderliğin, inancın ve ilkeli diplomasinin hayati rolünü vurgulamaktadır. Birlikte, savaştan etkilenenlerin sesini duyuracak ve gerçek güvenlik garantileri, savaş suçlarının hesap sorulması ve sürdürülebilir uluslararası destek çağrısında bulunacaklar.
Speakers and participants will address the ongoing threat posed by Russian drone attacks, the need for continued military and humanitarian assistance, and the long term commitment required to help Ukraine rebuild after the war.
This includes restoring schools, roads, hospitals, and communities so that Ukraine can rise again in strength and dignity.
Freedom Has a Name
and It's Called Ukraine
is more than a conference. It is a declaration that the United States stands for liberty, that Congress must act with courage, and that the world must not reward aggression. It is a call to unity, action, and unwavering support for a nation whose courage has inspired the globe.