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Schedule

Kyiv Lviv Kharkiv Odesa
August 4
TimeLOCATIONSpeakertopic
11:00 AMKyiv– Ivanna Malchevska, Manager of the Kyiv Human Rights Hub and Coordinator of the OZON Public Monitoring Group, an Initiative of the Center for Civil Liberties;
– Zinaida Averina, Coordinator of the Peaceful Rally;
– Representative from the Preventive Communication Division, Preventive Activities Department, Main Directorate of the National Police in Kyiv.

All in person. 		No batons, no violence: Lessons from the peaceful “people with cardboard signs” protest

Key topics:
– Did the events outside the Franko Theater grow out of lessons from the Revolution of Dignity, and what enabled them?
– What does the balance between demonstrators and police reveal about today’s political and civic climate?
– Why did the so-called “cardboard revolution,” despite its uncompromising rhetoric and sharply worded demands, maintain an entirely non-violent character?
– How did on-site engagement unfold, from the vantage points of police, monitors, and participants?
– What proactive measures did demonstrators adopt to avert possible provocations?
1:00 PMKyiv– Dmytro Zolotukhin, Executive Director of the Institute of Post-Information Society, Expert in Information Warfare and Competitive Intelligence;
– Dmitri Teperik, Director General of Resilient Ukraine and Estonian Resilience Expert;
– Andrii Zahorodskyi, Communications Mentor at Resilient Ukraine;
– Oleh Pokalchuk, Social Psychologist;
– Ivan Vartovnyk, Executive Director of the Resilient Ukraine and Project Coordinator at the Ukrainian Center for Independent Political Research.
All in person. 		Presentation of findings from the Resilience League International Spring School: “Future Literacy for Better Crisis Management”

Key topics:
– Strategic challenges of de-occupation, reintegration, and the restoration of civilian life in reclaimed Ukrainian territories;
– The role of local communities and cross-sectoral partnerships in the post-occupation recovery of temporarily occupied areas;
– Adaptation of global best practices to shape a coherent, actionable blueprint for the reintegration of liberated areas, with particular consideration for Crimea.