Back Schedule
| Time | LOCATION | Speaker | topic |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9:30 AM | KYIV | – Anna Lobova, wife of a man seriously wounded during the terrorist attack in Olenivka; – Anastasia Gondyul, wife of a man seriously wounded during the terrorist attack in Olenivka All in person. | Fourth anniversary of the terrorist attack in Olenivka: Why is the investigation silent, and why are the seriously wounded still held captive? It’s time to ask the tough questions Topics for discussion: – Why haven’t the seriously wounded defenders been returned from captivity yet? – Why, despite high-profile promises over the past year, has not a single prisoner in this category been returned? – What are the results of the investigation into the tragedy four years after the terrorist attack? Why is there silence regarding the key witness? |
| 11:00 AM | – Oleksandra Dvoretska, Head of Policy Development for the President of Ukraine’s “Bring Kids Back UA” initiative; – Oleksiy Ryabikin, Deputy Minister of Community and Territorial Development of Ukraine; – a representative from the Ministry of Education and Science; – Radmila Segol, Vice Rector for Research and International Cooperation at the State University “Kyiv Aviation Institute”; – a young person who left the TOT after 2022 and is currently studying at a Ukrainian university All in person. | University admission, state support, and integration of adolescents from temporarily occupied territories (TOT) Topics for discussion: – Safe departure of young people from the temporarily occupied territories; – State support and integration after departure; – Admission to Ukrainian institutions of higher education: the 2026 admissions campaign, “Quota-2,” educational centers, and the step-by-step process for admission; – Opportunities for students from the TOT: benefits, adaptation, and real-life stories of those who have left. Why is this interesting? The admissions campaign is currently underway in Ukraine, and for young people from the temporarily occupied territories, it features specific mechanisms and guarantees. During the briefing, participants will learn how to leave safely, apply without the National Multidisciplinary Test (NMT) or a full set of documents, and what support students receive after admission. Special emphasis will be placed on practical steps and the real-life experience of a young person who has already gone through this process. This is an opportunity to get answers to the questions that remain the most pressing each year for applicants from the temporarily occupied territories and their families. | |
| 12:00 РM | – Danijel Cuturic, Senior Coordinator and Head of the Education Sector at the UNESCO Office in Ukraine; – Oleg Denis, co-founder of SoftServe; – Tetiana Zakharchenko, director of the Center for Data, AI, and Society at the Ukrainian Catholic University; – Oksana Matiash, CEO of the WINWIN EdTech Center of Excellence; – Lyubov Sobko, director of the “MriyDiy” school in Lviv. | Artificial Intelligence in Schools: Is the Educational Process Ready for the New Digital Reality? Topics for discussion: – Artificial intelligence for education; – How schools should respond to the rapid spread of AI; – What guidelines do educational institutions need today? To participate, please register by 4:00 p.m. on July 27 via the link: https://forms.gle/djujz7fiknyKN2Ue7 ❗️All events will feature simultaneous interpretation into English. |
❗️All events will feature simultaneous interpretation into English.
