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The training course “Participation for inclusion” took place in picturesque mountains near Aghveran, Armenia from July, 8 till July, 16. Participants from Portugal, Spain, Czech Republic, Germany, Poland, Moldova,  Belarus, Romania, Georgia, Armenia and Ukraine had a chance to learn about Erasmus+, different stages of project involvement, ladder of participation, motivation etc, as well as to… Continue reading →

Admission COMPLETED! Institute of Ukrainian Studies is looking for 4 active Ukrainian youngest to take part in the project on 24-30 of January in beautiful Armenia. ABOUT THE PROJECT “Youth Initiative Centre” NGO /Armenia/ will host 7-day international training course on youth policy aimed at developing participants’ competences in enhancing youth workers involvement and active participation in… Continue reading →

On 14-21 September 2013, the Armenian Progressive Youth NGO held a Partnership Building Activity Gender Perspectives in Europe in Yerevan, Armenia, where the Institute of Ukrainian Studies was represented by Olga Pitulei. The activity brought together 42 young people from Western, Northern, and Eastern Europe, and Caucasus – the representatives of NGOs, experts, and youth workers working in… Continue reading →

On August 24th-31st 2013 four IUS members Anastasiya Prychynenko, Tetiana Lisitsa, Vitalii Popovych and Max Ostapenko from Ukraine took part in an exciting training course “Right Media is Our Right” in picturesque Tsaghkadzor, Armenia. Together with 26 other participants from Italy, Georgia, Armenia, Latvia, Czech Republic they had a chance to learn more about social… Continue reading →

Institute of Ukrainian Studies (Lidiya Osadets and Marianna Hanych) took part in International Training Course “Cross Borders – Build Bridges” held in Armenia, November 24-30, 2012. Participants from 8 different countries had an awesome opportunity to enrich their knowledge on Conflict Management and Negotiation Skills. The aim of this TC was to share the culture… Continue reading →