Our projects
"Work in your field"
10 online employment events.
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"Life Strategy: A self-care programme for Ukrainians"
15 online events on psychological self-help
Watch the recording HERE
Free language learning platforms
- Polish language Lingva Polska https://lingvapl.org
- English language Lingva.Skills https://lingva.ua
A space for children and adults!
Use your laptop with a cup of tea and some cookies.
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A series of four games
"Digital Ranger"
"Financial Independence Day"
"Career guidance in space"
"Hike for skills"
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Ukrainian and Polish,
children's, teenage and adult literature in Warsaw.
Read in our Hub or take it home.
Bring your read books to our collection!
Address: Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland, 77/79 Marshalkowska St., Warsaw
Every Saturday from 16:00 - 2 hours of play!
Mafia, Alias, UNO Minecraft, Memori, Checkers, Chess, Dominoes, Monopoly, Dixit, Memology, Explosive Kittens, Jenga and many more in a friendly company with tea and goodies.
Registration is required at the link HERE
Online project "Work in your field"
In November 2023-January 2024, the Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland, with the support of the U.S. Embassy in Warsaw, organized 10 online employment events and English language conversation clubs for refugees from Ukraine. The employment lectures were conducted in Ukrainian in an online format.
Duration of the lectures: 1.5 hours (1 hour lecture + 30 minutes Q&A session)
English Speaking Clubs with native speakers
English Speaking Clubs are for people who do not have the practice of communicating in everyday life but want to improve their English. We provide the opportunity to study in small groups with a native American speaker. Trainings are held online on the ZOOM platform.
A series of online meetings "Life Strategy: Self-care program for Ukrainians"
Within the framework of this project, initiated by the UN Refugee Agency and the Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland, 15 online events on psychological self-help were held in the fall of 2023 for Ukrainian refugees living in Warsaw and the Mazovian Voivodeship. The lectures were held in Ukrainian on the Zoom platform.
The topics included: “Self-help as the basis of mental health”, “Physical care”, “Development of emotional intelligence”, effective methods of positive thinking, “Lifelong learning”, “Basics of effective communication with children and adolescents under stress”, “Rights and protection of refugee children, support programs for Ukrainian children and families, School violence and prevention of SEA, Returning to work after a long break, Effective soft skills for a successful career, Emotional traps and emotional dependencies.
Duration of lectures: 1.5 hours (1 hour lecture + 30 minutes Q&A session)
Lecturers: Ukrainian-speaking psychologists and trainers
IT Online education
During the project, 3 courses on IT professions were held. Each course consisted of 6 lessons.
Training took place according to the following programs:
- Designer
- Web-designer
- UX/UI
Learning took place online in a closed Facebook group and checking homework and communicating with course teachers took place in a closed Telegram group.
After completing the training programs, graduates had the opportunity to take an online course developed by the methodologists of the Ukrainian Educational Hub “Fundamentals of Freelancing. How to start and get results”.
The course is free for all participants and is hosted on the subdomain of the Network of Ukrainian Educational Hubs website.
This course was a supplement to the training, the graduates were able to familiarize themselves with the leading platforms for freelancing and the intricacies of such work to be able to master the acquired skills and continue working in this direction.
You can watch the video of the conference at link👇
GRATEFUL UKRAINIAN CONFERENCE
On July 14, the big GRATEFUL UKRAINIAN CONFERENCE was held in Warsaw, within the framework of the Network of Ukrainian Educational Hubs with the support of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF).
During the conference, the Hub in Poland, presented the great work of the team. Training for children and adolescents, workshops, seminars, courses, master classes, games and many other activities for all Ukrainians.
The event was attended by over 300 Ukrainian children, their parents/guardians and teachers who are currently living abroad due to the war. This event showed how grateful our Ukrainian people are to Poland for its warm welcome and assistance to all internally displaced persons.
This year we have been teaching both offline and online. Warsaw, Gdansk, Gdynia, Lublin, Wroclaw, Sopot – we were everywhere! Ukrainian, Polish, English – we spoke and taught everything! We united to help others, for the sake of Victory, and we succeeded!
Training course for teenagers in Warsaw! "Migrating stories. How to tell your story to the world"
The Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland, with the support of UNHCR, hosted an exciting journey course where young people aged 15 to 20 with refugee and emigration experience not only learned new skills in video and photo editing, but also how to tell their unique story. The series of workshops were lively meetings where we talked, experimented and did cool things in a light and friendly atmosphere.
Over seven weekends: November 18-19 and 25-26, December 2-3 and 9, 2023, various workshops were held, including brainstorming and creating an “inspiration map”, storytelling and promoting your own content on social media around the world, a master class on photography and video, lighting and sound, processing and editing.
The master classes were held in the form of open discussions, inspiring exercises and practical tasks that will open the door to the future. After each meeting, participants were given a small homework assignment that could be completed using a smartphone, camera, or camera.
As a result of the course, the participants gained an understanding of the basic principles of composition, film scripting, learned how to tell a story through images, and mastered basic video and photo editing techniques, sound and special effects.
At the end of the workshops, an exhibition was created at the Educational Hub in Warsaw, where everyone could present their work.
Board games night
We invite children and teenagers from 8 to 18 years old to board game nights. Mafia, Alias, UNO Minecraft, Memori, Checkers, Chess, Dominoes, Monopoly, Dixit, Memology, Explosive Kittens, Jenga, and many more in Ukrainian, Polish, and English languages. New acquaintances, a friendly and warm atmosphere with tea and goodies await you.
Registration is required via the link 👇
English Speaking Clubs for teens
aged 12-18!
Online English classes for teens aged 12-18 on the zoom platform.
- No matter your level of English
- No grammar or rules
- Communication on various topics (choose your own in the registration form below)
Every Wednesday at 17:00 European time (18:00 Kyiv time)
Choose the date in the registration form by the link 👇
Ukrainian library at the Ukrainian Educational Hub in Warsaw
The Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland has a library of Ukrainian and Polish books. We have children’s, teenage and adult literature for different tastes. Take advantage of our space with a cup of coffee or tea and some snacks. You can also take selected books home with you (for up to 2 weeks).
We also have a bookcrossing system where you can bring your book in exchange for ours. If you have already read books on your shelves, please share them with others!
Join our initiative and add to the Ukrainian literary treasury in Poland.
Address: Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland, 77/79 Marshalkowska St., Warsaw, Poland
Coworking for children and adults
In the center of Warsaw at 77/79 Marshalkowska St., we have organized a space for learning, friendship and development. We provide laptops for work with internet access for you and your children. You can also use our Ukrainian library, which is constantly updated with new children’s and adult literature.
As part of this project, additional events are organized for Ukrainians: board game nights, workshops on various topics, Polish movie nights, conversation clubs, meetings, creative and literary evenings.
Address: Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland, 77/79 Marshalkowska St., Warsaw, Poland
Polish movie night and Polish Speaking Clubs
As learning Polish is a very important issue for Ukrainians, the Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland, with the support of the Central European Initiative (CEI), has created speaking clubs and Polish film nights. During the meetings at the Hub, participants watched films in a cosy company, communicated, discussed, shared their impressions, and practiced their speaking skills.
Watching films in the original language is one of the most effective ways to quickly learn the language you need, as well as to practice and expand your vocabulary.
A Telegram group was created to facilitate communication and discussions outside of working hours.
Psychological help for Ukrainians
Throughout the year, the Ukrainian Educational Hub in partnership with UNHCR provided meetings with psychological support groups for Ukrainians who are internally displaced in Poland. Psychological groups help to understand how to cope with stress better, how to help themselves and their children better adapt to changes in life during the war.
The meetings were conducted by Anna Zubachova, a psychologist, family mediator and psychotherapist.
Training course "Ukrainian refugee syndrome: dangerous uniqueness"
The Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland, with the support of the Central European Initiative (CEI), has created a series of practical trainings for Ukrainians entitled “Ukrainian Refugee Syndrome: Dangerous Uniqueness”. By understanding your psychological state, we want to help you prioritize and design your future.
The speaker provided comprehensive information on effective methods of dealing with the “refugee syndrome” and helped to define the existential boundaries of your life. A special emphasis was placed on the current situation of the migrant community in Europe, especially when working and communicating with representatives of Ukrainian migration.
The training course consists of 5 topics:
- Workshop “Faces of migration in the XXI century: phantoms and refugee syndromes”
- Seminar “Ukrainian forced refugees as a unique phenomenon of the XXI century (since 2022)”
- Seminar “The Danger of Refugee Syndrome: Methods of Coping”
- Master class on storytelling “How to talk about war and forced migration”
- Workshop “How to work with Ukrainian refugees in Europe: work algorithms for center coordinators and volunteers”
Course instructor: Iryna Yatsyk
A course of lectures on employment in Poland
The Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland with the support of the Central European Initiative (CEI) conducted a series of lectures “How to successfully find a job or start a business in Poland”
We organized a series of lectures where everyone could get valuable advice, information and support from our experts to help you navigate how and where to find a job that meets your needs and skills, as well as on writing a resume and preparing for interviews, legal aspects of employment and career development.
This course of seminars consisted of 5 meetings where Ukrainians had the opportunity to receive valuable advice, information and support from our experts to help them navigate how and where to find a job that meets their needs and skills, as well as resume writing and interview preparation, legal aspects of employment and career development.
Among the relevant topics were:
- The labor market for Ukrainians in Poland.
- Preparing for an interview, creating an effective CV, writing emails and motivational letters to employers and practical training
- Legal aspects of employment
- Starting a business in Poland
- Taxes in Poland
Course speakers: Zhanna Palchevska, Mykhailo Onysko, Victoria Piasecka, Victoria Koshchavtseva, Militina Velikaya.
An acting course for teenagers aged 14+
Practical skills classes on breathing exercises, exercises to get rid of body clamps, exercises for understanding the text, exercises for confident behavior in the frame for teenagers who dream of becoming actors.
During the three sessions, the teenagers gained not only useful knowledge and practical skills, but also found like-minded people and friends.
Communication, interaction, communication, play, ingenuity, attention, openness are the main driving force during our trainings.
Quest-game "UKRAINIANS" for teenagers aged 11-16
A lot of interesting and diverse tasks in search of “Ukrainian fingerprints” developed with the use of materials that promote the study of Ukrainian and world culture, language, art, etc.
This game not only develops children, but also tests their knowledge, intelligence and attentiveness by delving into the history of countries.
Course of classes on Ukrainian history and ethnography for children aged 7-11 "MY Ukraine!"
An exciting journey into the world of knowledge about Ukrainian culture, traditions, ethnos and our origins. With the help of the course, children develop consciousness, patriotism and love for their country. During classes, children:
- studied using interactive materials and modern methods
- cut out, glued
- sang, danced, watched cartoons
- talked in a friendly circle and prepared tasty snacks.
Debate club for young people
Debates at the Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland are meetings with like-minded people and an opportunity to practice public speaking. The debates were attended by young people aged 16 to 21. They discussed the quality and quantity of school subjects, differences and similarities in the Ukrainian and Polish education systems.
The debates were held in a format developed by philosopher Karl Popper. Participants worked in teams, and each participant had the opportunity to speak and defend the position of their team. In this format, young people learned to express their opinions, argue their positions and convincingly influence the opinions of others.
It is always useful and meaningful, because it is a great opportunity to develop your communication skills!
The project is implemented by the Association for Innovative and Digital Education with the support of the Central European Initiative (CEI) and the Youth Foundation for European Initiatives.
Course instructor: Iryna Yatsyk
Public speaking club. Communication skills for young people
A live training format for teenagers and young people with a practicing trainer, a clear result at the end and a personalized list of exercises for further development.
The project was implemented by the Association for Innovative and Digital Education with the support of the Central European Initiative (CEI) and the Youth Foundation for European Initiatives.
During the trainings, participants learned to:
- understand yourself and other people,
- effective listening skills, communication with peers, parents and teachers,
- easily meet and establish contact with peers,
- behave appropriately in conflict situations,
- verbal and non-verbal communication techniques,
- teamwork,
- identify personal qualities important for communication.
Course instructor: Iryna Yatsyk
Lecture course "Secrets of the Polish language, everything you will never learn in Polish classes"
Unique online lecture course with Victoria Serhiichuk “Secrets of Polish language sound, everything you will never learn in Polish classes” from the Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland with the support of the Central European Initiative (CEI).
The lecture course consisted of 10 topics:
Lecture 1: Facts about the Polish language, prejudices in Poland with conversational practice. How many roses should be given for a birthday and why the coat of arms, adidas, and scallop.
Lecture 2: Why do Poles make mistakes in spelling? What does napić się mean and when to use it. Famous people of Poland with spoken practice.
Lecture 3: Topic for drivers in Poland (vocabulary work), tour of Polish cities. Continuation of the Polish language with the help of gadgets and the environment.
Lecture 4. You will learn that Warsaw has its own Beijing. Modern Polish slang. Bar mleczny, is it a place where milk is poured? Kawały in Polish.
Lecture 5. Oglądać / patrzeć / widzieć. Spelling ż and ź. Names of streets in Poland. Polish sports with spoken practice.
Lecture 6. How to write a dismissal from physical education or an explanation for a child’s absence from school. Why is Italy called Wlochia? We will learn the dative case and remember that Dziękujemy PolakOM forever!
Lecture 7. How to sound a level higher in Polish? Is Polish really that easy? When we write ą- on, om; ę-en, em,
Lecture 8. How to spend a day off with Polish. Reasons for the language barrier. Practical lesson on the topic “Czas na wypoczynek”
Lecture 9. How Poles talk gently to themselves. Websites and textbooks for learning Polish. Vocabulary development on the topic “Symptoms. Visit to the doctor”.
Lecture 10. What does “learn a word” mean in Polish? Why is granatowy dark blue? The most common mistakes we hear from foreigners. And a lot of interesting things.
For all those who could not join, we created SCORM-games – a series of four games that will take you on an exciting journey in four different directions and inspire you to further achievements.
- “Digital Ranger”
- “Financial Independence Day
- “Career guidance in space”
- “Hiking for skills”
Before you start your first game, you need to register 👇
"Lessons for Life" for Ukrainian teenagers
The “Lessons for Life” project for Ukrainian teenagers aged 12-17 was created jointly with the Association of Innovative and Digital Education, the Network of Ukrainian Education Hubs, the Pro Futuro Foundation, with the support of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine.
The project not only helped me find new friends, but also provided me with useful knowledge that will be useful throughout my life:
- Digital literacy and internet safety
- Financial literacy and entrepreneurial skills
- Career guidance and building further education and career
- Soft skills
The language of instruction is Ukrainian.
Format – online and offline on the basis of Ukrainian schools, training centers, or integration classes in Polish schools, or individually online.
Training Ukrainian teachers in 21st century skills and Polish language
The project for Ukrainian educators to acquire useful soft skills (psychology, stress management, digital skills, career management) and learn Polish was initiated by the Association for Innovative and Digital Education in cooperation with the Network of Ukrainian Education Hubs, with the support of the Pro Futuro Foundation and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine.
During the year, we trained four cohorts of Ukrainian teachers. Upon completion of the course, all participants received a Certificate of Advanced Training (1 ECTS credit).
The training was conducted both online and offline in Warsaw in Ukrainian with an additional course of Polish language.
Author's program "Life Strategy"
The Life Strategy program is designed for adolescents aged 12 to 15 and is aimed at forming and developing the personal qualities and skills necessary for adolescents to be as successful as possible in all areas of life. The program was adapted for Ukrainian refugee teenagers studying in Polish schools.
The speaker of the course was Iryna Yatsyk, PhD in Philosophy, a trainer in soft skills development for adolescents and adults, mentor and existential coach, author of scientific papers and programs, and founder of the Center for Non-Formal Education “PROSTO”.
Class topics:
- Studying during the war: chips, self-organization, habit formation
- Leadership as a success or a burden?
- Self-presentation through public speaking
- Rhetoric and the art of persuasion
- Goal setting + Time management
- IQ-emotional intelligence + Communication
- Non-verbal communication or why our movements are important
- Teamwork or how to present yourself in a new class
- Networking for teenagers or why it is important to be friends with classmates.
Project "Interactive Reading Club"
As part of the project, meetings were held with:
- Yulia Bazylevska, a fairy tale therapist and psychologist who created a channel of wartime psychotherapeutic fairy tales in a telegram. At the meeting, she introduced the children to the fairy tale “Guzha and Fin,” which she wrote specifically for children who were evacuated abroad, and together with the children created several healing creative and playful practices.
- Inna Dolennyk is a poet, writer, and author of books for children. She has published seven collections of poetry, including “In Half,” which is based on the image of a circle of peaceful life divided by war. She has also published two books of poems for children, Swings and Fables about Rud. She is a member of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine. She is a winner of the Salt of Our Land award according to the Rare Bird international competition and has twice won the Crimean Fig award. In 2019, she received the Coronation of the Word special award. At the meeting, she presented a fantasy series for children based on Ukrainian mythology, which is to be published in Ukrainian and Polish.
- Yevhen Volynskyi – known for translating poetry from Mazepa and Skovoroda to Zhadan and Kateryna Kalytko into Swedish, as well as translating Motorhead, Tom Waits, Metallica, Nirvana and other rock and roll classics into Ukrainian. At the meeting, the author introduced a format of interactive reading of gems of English, French, Swedish, and Jewish chanson in his own translation and presented a contemporary Ukrainian novel “Buddhacharita”.
The project is implemented at the Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland with the support of the Youth Foundation for European Initiatives.
Online trainings for teenagers and youth
A series of online trainings for young people from the Network of Ukrainian Education Hubs in cooperation with UNICEF as part of the project on education for children and youth. Each meeting is dedicated to a specific topic and was held together with an invited guest (blogger, marketer, artists, etc.) on the Zoom platform.
Over the course of several months, we held more than 15 meetings with famous people, which were attended by more than 3000 people.
Among them:
- Developing a personal brand and possible ways to monetize it from Oleksandra Shpychenko
- Learning languages with Ivanna Yatsyk
- Webinar “How to become a businessman in the modern world” with Militina Velikaya
- Trainings on Minecraft from famous YouTube bloggers
- Secrets of the Cinematic Frame from Valeria Skrypnyk
- Meeting with the winner of The Voice project Sergiy Lazanovsky | RIDNYI
- Training “Modern skills for a successful career” by Mariya Boguslav
- “Why cryptocurrency is not your future?” with Jan Nakonechnyi
A series of online lectures "How to effectively learn a foreign language"
The lectures were delivered by Vitaly Zubkov, a well-known psycholinguist, polyglot, and author of the most popular educational project in Ukraine, Lingva.Skills.
During the 10 lectures, the speaker shared useful information from his own experience. Participants had a unique opportunity to work with the speaker individually, as each lecture was attended by one person who was willing to use an example to highlight important nuances and techniques of language learning.
Workshops, trainings and other events
A festive event on August 24, 2023, on the Independence Day of Ukraine at the Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland.
A master class for children and their parents on making our signature flower – BAVOVNA – a symbol of victory, which has already gained popularity not only among Ukrainians but also Poles. Participants could take their brooches home with them.
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“The Yummy Alphabet” is a book for children aged 4 to 99. Yes, there is no printing. Everyone will find something interesting here. This is the first children’s fiction book printed in Ruthenian, an ancient Ukrainian font. The full-color edition is a collection of quatrains with children’s names and the food or drinks they like: 29 names, about 50 different dishes, 10 drinks, most spices and seasonings, fruits and vegetables that are the basis of children’s nutrition are mentioned.
The author of the Yummy Alphabet is Ingi Gerda, a poet, soft skills coach, organizer of the Literary Fun art project, mother, and just an active Ukrainian woman who promotes her language, culture, and literature.
Introduction to Japanese culture with the NGO “Women’s Federation for World Peace” of Japan and Ukraine.
In the program: Acquaintance with the culture of the East, Japanese-style anti-stress drawing techniques and calligraphy. As a gift – good luck wishes from calligraphy master Omori Nobuko. The peculiarities of the Japanese language and learning the most important Japanese words from Satoko Shibata, a representative of the SUN Cultural Center. Calligraphy of names from the master Nobuko Omori. Oriental games and surprises for the participants.
The first meeting at the Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland was aimed at PhDs and Doctors of Sciences who want to nostrificate their diplomas in Poland.
The topic of the workshop was: “Academic CVs for scientists: writing algorithms” and “Ukrainian science diaspora in Poland: prospects for strategic integration”.
Speakers: Viktoriia Hurochkina and Viktoriia Yanovska. The workshop is held with the active participation of Tomasz Szapiro, prof. dr hab., Szkoła Główna Handlowa w Warszawie.
The event was organized with the support of the Ukrainian Educational Hub, UNICEF in Poland and the Central European Initiative (CEI).
The Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland in cooperation with the International Medical Corps and with the support of the Youth Foundation for European Initiatives and the Association for Innovative and Digital Education conducted a certified training on psychological assistance.
The “PM+” program was developed by the WHO in response to the demand for psychological assistance for people who are affected by adverse life circumstances, such as the war in Ukraine.
For whom: specialists with psychological training, specialists of other humanitarian and support professions, social workers, teachers.
The assistance program consists of 5 sessions. Upon completion of the training, participants receive a certificate from the International Medical Corps and the right to provide appropriate crisis individual assistance within the program as a helper.
Trainers: Svitlana Antonets, Nadiya Lobanska, Victoria Kozhushko.
Speaker, nutritionist and fitness trainer Nadiya Lobanska conducted two workshops at the Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland.
Training 1. When the cherished dream of losing weight does not become a reality, it’s time to think about it. Maybe the point is not which diet to choose and which Monday to start a new life. To begin with, it is worth turning to the basics and understanding what the psychology of weight loss means. No matter how many times the inner voice sounds, the subconscious mind says: “tomorrow I’ll start all over again”, “after the holiday I’ll pull myself together”, “this technique just doesn’t work”. The main meaning of this is that one after another diet does not bring results, a person is looking for excuses and gives himself new delays. How to avoid this? Prepare for weight loss psychologically, setting your body and mind to get rid of extra pounds.
Training 2: “A complete diet: how to create a healthy menu for weight loss in a simple and competent way”
A healthy diet is the foundation of a strong immune system and the basis for losing weight without “hard diets”. That’s why it’s so important to master the basics of a healthy diet and be guided by them when creating your menu. We invite you to get acquainted with the main rules for creating a competent diet depending on your individual needs. At the event, you will learn: what a calorie calculator is, how to calculate the average daily calorie intake for you, the secrets of properly reducing your daily calorie intake, and the speaker will select the perfect menu for you.
The project is implemented with the support of the Central European Initiative (CEI)
Kyiv, Boyarka, Chernihiv, Lutsk, Zboriv, Irpin, Bakhmut, Khmelnytsky, Kharkiv, Kherson, Dnipro, Luhansk, Bakhmut, Sumy, Bucha, Mariupol – each of these cities has its own history, its own young Heroes worth telling.
“Youth Front of Ukraine” is a unique story of a young girl, Alina from Mariupol, who survived the war crimes of Russia and the genocide of the Ukrainian people in the city and told the stories of 22 young people from Mariupol to Bucha who are fighting for our country and the Victory on different fronts every day.
The film was created by the Ukrainian Association of Youth Councils with the support of the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine in cooperation with youth councils of Mariupol and other cities, and the BeFirst.Kids Educational Space.
A master class for women on self-esteem and self-worth.
At the master class, you will learn how to express your own feelings related to your self-image and attitude towards yourself, organize a dialogue with your “I”, identify personal resources, practice inner reflection skills, and discover new sides of your personality.
Speaker: Yulia Chyrva – psychologist, art therapist, co-author of 4 books on art therapy.
The band was founded in 2018 in Warsaw by professional musicians from Ukraine and immediately started touring. In 2022, the band gave more than 40 concerts! The repertoire of the Trio from Ukraine consists of Ukrainian compositions, Polish songs and Ukrainian folk songs. The event will feature well-known Ukrainian folk songs in the band’s own arrangements, patriotic compositions, love songs, and much more.
The training on writing articles for Ukrainian Wikipedia in Poland included a theoretical part, where participants learned more about the Ukrainian language section of Wikipedia, as well as a practical part, where each of the participants created their own Wikipedia account, got acquainted with the encyclopedia’s interface, editor functionality, and had the opportunity to participate in the international competition “European Spring” and create their own article.
On the eve of the Easter holiday, the Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland organised a number of events to mark the occasion. Among them:
- Master class on decorating wooden eggs with acrylic for children aged 7 to 11
- Master class on making a festive wreath for Easter for children aged 6 to 9
- Masterclass for children aged 7-12 on creating a 3D Easter card
- Easter masterclass for children aged 8-14 to create a decorative ornament
- Masterclass in Easter egg making for adults
The voice is like the second face of a person. Sometimes, it’s not important WHAT to say, but HOW to say it: intonation, tempo, rhythm, high, loud, quiet or tight voice…
At the training: skills to control your voice, how the sound of your voice helps to establish communication in all spheres of life, see yourself from the other side
The meeting was conducted by Kateryna Kovtun, a vocal teacher, voice coach, and announcer.
The book contains up to 100 emotional quotes from Ukrainian children illustrated by famous artists. Jamala, Svyatoslav Vakarchuk, Yevhen Klopotenko, and Oleksandr Hrekhov contributed to its creation. The team of the Children’s Voices Foundation, which worked on the book, will talk about the idea and creation of the book. The foundation will also hold the first public screening of the Ukrainian Oscar nominee House of Splinters. The film about Ukrainian children will compete for the statuette in Los Angeles on March 12 in the Best Documentary Feature 2022 category.
The presentation and screening of the film attracted a large audience.
The Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland presented an exhibition of paintings by a small but very talented artist Marta Hrytsaniuk. During the opening, a master class on decorating patriotic anti-stress coloring pages “Superheroes” was held for young participants. It is known that 9-year-old Zhytomyr resident Marta Hrytsaniuk is among the winners in the Visual Art Frontline category, and her three drawings “Volunteer”, “Konotop Witch”, “Helping Hand”, created during the full-scale war, were the best. The girl draws unbreakable superheroes – Ukrainian women, volunteers and all those who help bring victory closer. Her thematic series now includes 19 such works, which were presented at exhibitions in Poland and Ukraine.
A motivating conversation with Ukrainian songs accompanied by the impressive sounds of the bandura will help you feel emotional support and find like-minded people). A talented and beautiful Ukrainian woman Svitlana Nikonorova fascinates not only with her music, but also with her gentle voice. The participants of the meeting with the bandura player at the Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland were able to feel it.