Tekstura is a reading promotion platform based in Ivano-Frankivsk, western Ukraine. Founded in 2022 within Teple Misto, it became an independent NGO in 2026, continuing to foster reading culture and public dialogue. We work with diverse age groups, invite Ukrainian authors, and organize residencies for young writers. Ivano-Frankivsk has hosted many IDPs due to Russia’s war against Ukraine. Our Book Club brings together locals, IDPs, and new citizens through shared readings and discussions, providing a safe space for moderated conversations. Since 2022, five seasons have involved around 150 participants, guided by journalists, writers, or cultural workers to encourage critical thinking and engagement with complex topics. This season focuses on exile, cultural migration, and Ukraine’s Polish and Jewish heritage, featuring authors such as Bruno Schulz and Joseph Conrad. It includes five offline book club meetings, five online lectures, two field trips, and online access for supporters elsewhere. The program fosters critical thinking, raises awareness of migration and minority histories, and supports the integration of new citizens into the Ivano-Frankivsk community.