Andrij Dobriansky

Andrij Dobriansky is a Strategic Communicator and International Affairs Specialist who has been featured in 1,000 televised appearances since 2014, leading to his description as the most visible face of the Ukrainian American community. Representing the worldwide Ukrainian diaspora across 80 countries at the United Nations for 15 years on behalf of the Ukrainian World Congress, he also spent over a decade as the Director of Communications and Media for the national body representing the interests of Americans of Ukrainian descent – the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America.

More recently, Andrij was on the ground in Ukraine beginning in March 2022, and returned to participate in over 15 Humanitarian Aid missions throughout the course of the war, during which he established working relationships with local government officials as well as members of President Zelenskyy's administration on behalf of visiting American delegations.

In 2026, Andrij Dobriansky was recognized by President Zelenskyy with the Ukrainian Order of Merit, 3rd degree, “for a significant personal contribution to strengthening interstate cooperation, supporting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine, charitable activities, and popularizing the Ukrainian state in the world.” He previously received the "Amber Heart" from Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 2025, for his significant contributions in support of Ukraine in the international arena, and was recognized by the Embassy of Ukraine in the USA (2018) and the Permanent Mission of Ukraine to the UN (2021) for his many years of active leadership on behalf of U.S.-Ukraine relations.

Notable appearances: The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, Taste the Nation with Padma Lakshmi, CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, PBS, Newsmax and NewsNation.

Andrij is a frequent moderator and speaker on issues surrounding Ukraine, russia, Eastern European culture and identity, Catholic and Orthodox religious practices, and leadership and activism in a global world.

Andrij directed a summer Ukrainian arts program for nearly 20 years in the state of Pennsylvania, which recognized him as a Master Artist of Ukrainian Arts in 2006, and has performed numerous times at venues such as Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, the Brooklyn Academy of Music, The Town Hall, the Palace Theatre, and the Bardavon Opera House. Every Sunday, Andrij directs the Andrey Sheptytskyi Choir and cantors at St. George's Ukrainian Catholic Church in New York City. He can also be seen performing as part of the Dobriansky Brothers at venues such as CitiField, the Prudential Center, and in churches, and festivals across North America.