On August 10, as part of the ‘Peaceful School’ project, we held a webinar for teachers and psychologists titled ‘Children from Military Families: How Can We Support Them?’. These issues are timely and sensitive in the current circumstances. Therefore, we…
As part of the “Peaceful School” project, with support from the Peace Action, Training and Research Institute of Romania (PATRIR), the first cohort of the course “Trauma-Sensitive and Restorative Approaches in the Work of a Teacher” was successfully delivered. However,…
The Institute of Peace and Understanding (IMiP) is announcing a vacancy for an SMM Manager for the “Peaceful School” project. Our ideal candidate is fluent with social media, knows how to engage target audiences, turns complex texts into accessible formats,…
Last week the Institute for Peace and Understanding (IMiP) organized a training titled “Implementing Dialogue Initiatives in Communities”, implemented under the project “Support for Inclusion and Social Cohesion in Ukraine: Adaptation and Recovery as a Response to the War.” The…
On 17 July at the Representative Office of the President of Ukraine in Crimea, there was a discussion on the occasion of International Justice Day, “How Ukraine should ensure justice during the war and overcome its consequences,” organized by the…
Representatives of IMiP took part in the conference “Ukrainian Approaches to a Just and Sustainable Peace,” organized by the Right to Protection Charitable Foundation on 25 July 2023. Purpose of the event – to support and strengthen the agency of…
The Institute of Peace and Understanding is implementing a project aimed at applying marketing tools of formative research to create and sustain unifying narratives for Ukrainian society. To this end, we plan to create a web resource/platform that will serve…
IMiP board member Maksym Yeligulashvili took part in a joint interview with BBC Ukraine. A March survey by the Rating group showedthat 90% of Ukrainians believe in Ukraine’s victory, and 74% think Ukraine will regain territories within its 1991 borders. Therefore…
The award was given for a significant contribution to introducing the international community to the Ukrainian perspective on dialogue and the prospects for mediation, and, in particular, for the statement “Seven Points on War and Dialogue”, widely disseminated in many…
The Ukrainian Recovery Plan, presented during the Lugano conference, highlights the principle of inclusion. At IPCG, we firmly believe that ensuring meaningful inclusion and participation of the population is essential in preventing division, promoting stabilization, and fostering sustainable peace. Inclusive…
