Інститут миру і порозуміння

6 August 2020 — Video feature about forum theatre as a safe method of resolving conflicts at school.

15 June 2020 Video feature about the role of the School Reconciliation Service in building a safe community in Chernihiv

15 June 2020. Video about how the Severynivska community is learning to overcome challenges on its own.

15 June 2020 — Video feature about the harm reduction cabinet as a response to Sumy's safety challenges.

15 June 2020 Olga Korabliova, expert at the NGO "Institute of Peace and Understanding" (IMiP). Safety is a prerequisite for comfortable living in one's city. Residents feel safe when several factors are in place: low crime, well-developed infrastructure, including effective lighting...

15 June 2020 Olga Korabliova, expert at the NGO "Institute of Peace and Understanding" (IMiP) Security is a prerequisite for comfortable living in one's city. Residents feel safe when several factors are ensured: low crime, well-developed infrastructure, including effective lighting…

June 9, 2020 Every day we witness displays of aggression and cruelty among teenagers. This mostly occurs in school settings, when students cannot find common ground and cannot resolve conflicts peacefully. Following a high-profile incident of cruelty among Chernihiv...

09 June 2020 Roman Koval, trainer, mediator, Chair of the Board of the NGO "Institute of Peace and Understanding" What could be common between security and dialogue? In fact, there is a direct connection between them, but for many people it is far from obvious. This is unfortunate, since both citizens and local authorities often, due to this lack of understanding, miss the most effective and least costly tool for building safety in the community...

09 June 2020 Roman Koval, trainer, mediator, Chair of the Board of the NGO "Institute for Peace and Understanding" What could be common between security and dialogue? In fact, there is a direct link between them, but for many people it is far from obvious. This is unfortunate, as both citizens and local authorities often, due to...

09 June 2020 One third of Ukraine’s population lives in rural areas. However, the police are concentrated in cities and district centers. Villages are assigned district officers, but each officer covers up to 10–15 settlements, with distances between them of up to fifty kilometers. So effective preventive policing is difficult, which exacerbates crime in villages. Yet there are communities with no serious crimes and only a handful of offenses, although the police rarely visit them either.