On October 5, 2023, Amund Myklebust, a Norwegian journalist and entrepreneur who has been helping Ukraine with various projects for many years, visited Volodymyr Dahl East Ukrainian National University. This country has already become like his second home, since he has been coming here for the past 20 years and connecting with many Ukrainian partners.
On 23rd September 2023, NGO “Student Journalism Platform” held a meeting with its members on the Zoom online platform. The participants discussed several important topics about the organization’s recent work and future plans. The meeting covered ultimately two issues: accepting new members and planning for the future.
Dear readers, we are pleased to inform you that our online publication Truthful Reporting has been included in the list of recommended media in Ukraine. The map was prepared by the NGOs “Institute of Mass Information” and “Detector Media”, supported by the international organisation Internews. This achievement means a lot to us and would not have been possible without your support, participation and help. We are talking about both our team and you, the readers, who share our materials and give us likes). Ukrainian and international organisations interested in our work and supporting us in any way have also contributed greatly to our development.
Today, a significant event took place in the life of our NGO “Student Journalism Platform”: today we accepted new members to our organization (14 people in total), who had previously filled out application forms, by collective voting. The representatives of the NGO’s supervisory board were also approved.
The team of the NGO “Student Journalism Platform” is always happy to welcome new members.
If you want to become a member of our NGO, you need to follow a few simple steps.
World Refugee Day falls every year on June 20th, and it was designated by the United Nations in 2000. Previously, it was known as African Refugee Day. How is this day currently celebrated, and what do Ukrainians think about it?
Perhaps you have already thought that the word “celebrate” is inappropriate here. Who celebrates war in their own country and the need to leave their homes?
By blowing up the hydroelectric power station on 6 June 2023, Russia committed another horrific terrorist act against our country and our people.
Today, we decided to ask several students from different Ukrainian universities how they perceived this terrible event when it happened, and how they view the situation today. Here our young people share their thoughts, visions, and hopes regarding this disaster.
As we’re approaching 2022, we thought it’d be good to ask a few of our students what they hope the new year will bring, both to their individual lives and for Ukraine as a whole. What kind of changes do the young people want to see taking place in 2022? What are their wishes for the future? Check it out in our special holiday post.
