Tag: Open Dialogue

The help centre for Ukrainians hosted a performance by the ‘Ot Vinta’ band on the afternoon of Saturday, 14th June.

Open Dialogue Foundations’ representative in Ukraine, Agnieszka Piasecka commented for TVN24 BiŚ on the abduction by separatists of 25 children in Eastern Ukraine.

The help centre for Ukrainians hosted a performance by the ‘Ot Vinta’ band on the afternoon of Saturday, 14th June.

The Yagichevs family – Rafat and his mother Zemfira – come from the Crimea. They were forced to leave the peninsula due to the Russian occupation, and now they reside in Kiev.

On the occasion of Russia’s Day, a reception was held at the embassy of the Russian Federation in Warsaw. The people who gathered there celebrated the proclamation of the declaration of Russia’s state independence of 12th June 1990.

We want to open a comprehensive new staff recruitment process for courts, prosecutor’s offices, special services and the police, as well as all the state administration structures.

On the occasion of Russia’s Day, a reception was held at the embassy of the Russian Federation in Warsaw. The people who gathered there celebrated the proclamation of the declaration of Russia’s state independence of 12th June 1990.

“Support for Euromaidan is the key point in building mutual relations. All the nations of Europe should coexist peacefully on the continent. We must close the chapters of the past and leave history behind”

The portal informs of a protest in front of the Russian embassy, organised among others by the Open Dialogue Foundation. The picket was organised on Russia’s National Day.

News about a picket in front of the Russian embassy in Warsaw, organised amongst others, by the Open Dialogue Foundation, was published by the Internet portal regionalna.tvp.pl.

Radio News Agency publishes a telegram informing of a protest in front of the Russian embassy in Warsaw, organised – among others – by the Open Dialogue Foundation.

The Open Dialogue Foundation is supporting the Poland-to.ua Hackathon Bridge initiative aimed at Polish and Ukrainian youth and students. Winners will receive a 10 000 EUR grant.

The website for a competition aimed at Polish and Ukrainian youth and students was launched. Winners will receive a 10 000 EUR grant.

Invited by the Open Dialogue Foundation and the Institute of National Remembrance, Yehor Sobolev, Head of Ukraine’s Lustration Committee, visited Poland. During his four-day stay (4-7 June) he met with Polish MPs, government officials, journalists and Ukrainians living in Poland.

On May 28, the Open Dialogue Foundation organised a conference in Rome, Italy, entitled: “Ukraine at the crossroad: post-electoral analysis” [Ucraina al bivio: analisi post-elettorale]. The conference was generously hosted by the Consiglio Italiano del Movimento Europeo.