Youth Initiative
PROGRAM OVERVIEW Funded by the Ukraine Children’s Action Project, this program is designed to enhance the ability of parents and school psychologists to support children impacted by the ongoing military conflict. By integrating training sessions for both groups, Youth Initiative seeks to foster a comprehensive understanding of children’s emotional and psychological needs while equipping caregivers […]
UCAP Helps Rebuild Third School Damaged by Missile Strikes
PROGRAM OVERVIEW UCAP Responds to Russian Air Attack on Lviv: Following the September 4th missile strikes, we’re helping rebuild Lyceum #5 in Lviv by restoring its science labs and related facilities. This is the third school in the region we’ve supported, among many schools damaged across the country as strikes continue to target educational institutions.
Science Teacher Training
LATEST UPDATES: Project Report – July 2024 PROGRAM OVERVIEW UCAP supported the important professional development of over 100 K-12 science teachers in Lviv, Ukraine. The workshops covered modern teaching methods, curriculum development, and practical laboratory skills. This program aims to advance science education in Ukraine by equipping teachers with essential skills and knowledge, a crucial […]
Summer Camp for Vulnerable Children
PROGRAM OVERVIEW In the summer of 2024, with UCAP’s support, the Ridni Center for Social Support of Children and Families organized a new camp for vulnerable children in Lviv, Ukraine. The camp’s program includes cultural education on Ukraine’s rich history, allowing children to meet young leaders and gain inspiration from their nation’s past. Additionally, the […]
Crossfire! The Impact of Endless War on Ukraine’s Children
A new status report by UCAP in coordination with the School of International and Public Affairs and the National Center for Disaster Preparedness, Columbia University and the Clinton Global Initiative
UCAP at Ukraine Action Summit
Hundreds rallied in Washington, D.C., this weekend, calling for continued US aid for Ukraine. It remains critical that we all contact our reps, urging support—or express gratitude if they’re already on board. Our own Karen Redlener and Yuliia Kardash made appearances on the Hill!
