IV Civil Society Week in Ukraine

Sometimes change within a system begins not with grand strategies, but with specific individuals who make decisions every day, work under challenging conditions, and shape the professional culture of their

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“The Invisible Battalion: 10 Years of Fighting for Gender Equality in the Armed Forces of Ukraine,” by Tamara Martsenyuk. What’s your first impression of this book? It’s all about visibility.

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Ukraine’s 35 years of independence represent 35 years of our history, filled with dreams and disappointments, victories and losses, struggles, mistakes, and momentous decisions. History reminds us how precious independence is,

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On July 22, 1954, Ukraine (as part of the USSR) ratified the UN Convention on the Political Rights of Women (adopted by the UN General Assembly in 1952). This document

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Summer, in general, has an amazing ability to draw us back to reading. It’s precisely at this time of year that we want to take our time, read not “for

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Ukrainian Statehood Day serves as a reminder that Ukraine has deep historical roots, its own culture, traditions, and a thousand-year history of statehood. From the days of Kyivan Rus’ to the

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Summer is made for relaxation. You finish up your important tasks, finally allow yourself to breathe a sigh of relief, and head off on that long-awaited vacation… And that’s exactly

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For 30 years now, the Constitution of sovereign and independent Ukraine has been more than just a thick book of laws. It is a unique agreement between the state and

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On June 19, Ukraine joins the rest of the world in marking the International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict. This date was established by the UN

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