Back Schedule
Time | LOCATION | Speaker | topic |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11:00 AM | Kyiv | – Tetiana Hoidyk, Coordinator of Families of Captured and Missing of the 95th Air Assault Brigade; –Yevhen Didkivskyi, former POW of the 95th Air Assault Brigade; – Oleh Slobodianyk, representative of the Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War; – Volodymyr Horin, Head of the Personnel Management Department of the Airborne Assault forces, Armed Forces of Ukraine; – Olena Bieliachkova, Coordinator for Groups of Families of Prisoners of War and Missing Soldiers, MIHR. All in person. | Press conference: “Always First: Families of captured and missing paratroopers demand honest dialogue with the state” Why is it important? Participants will discuss why captured paratroopers are so rarely included in prisoner exchanges and how to establish effective communication between their families and the state. Registration form: https://forms.gle/9fRamtvVMFPEwciN9 |
| 12:00 PM | Kyiv | – Anhelina Tokhta, Head of the Communications at the Recovery Window; – Olena Dub, media expert; – Valeriia Krupoderia, Coordinator of the Eastern Variant hotline; – Nataliia Tuiahina, Head of English-language Department at Rubryka Solutions Media. All in person. | Presentation of the mutual assistance service “One to Another” of the Recovery Window network Why is it important? The Recovery Window network of media, civil society organizations and think tanks has launched a new feature on its website offering free services to its members. The “One to Another” service is modeled after the “suspended coffee” concept: those who can offer expertise, equipment or resources share them with those in need, free of charge. This initiative aims to support partners facing operational and logistical challenges amid sudden cuts in U.S. grant funding. Registration form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfMCE_f awdy_ZsfmG-YvBfccFv3ce0oyqWrZ6pu2c3cYaEVzw/viewform |
| 1:30 PM | Kyiv | – Tetiana Vakulenko, Director of the Ukrainian Center for Educational Quality Assessment, National Coordinator of the PISA Study in Ukraine (in person). | National Multidisciplinary Test (NMT) 2025: Key changes, testing abroad and in temporarily occupied/de-occupied territories Key topics: – NMТ-2025: what changes are planned compared to previous years? – Specifics of this year’s test: What should applicants be aware of? – How will NMТ be organized for Ukrainians abroad: in which countries will the tests be available and how will registration work? – Will NMТ be held in de-occupied territories and what decisions have been made regarding temporarily occupied territories? – Which subjects will be compulsory and what will be the rules for determining the passing score this year? |
