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The Forum "Space of Change: women-leaders" was successfully held in Kyiv. Photo-exhibitions “Children as Children” were opened in Ukrainian cities with the support of Open Ukraine Foundation on the International Children’s Day With the support of Arseniy Yatsenyuk’s Open Ukraine Foundation a campaign “Children as Children” will start in Kyiv, on May 14th Open Ukraine conducted a second wave of regional trainings within the framework of the “Space of Change. Women-Leaders” program Open Ukraine within the framework of the “Space of Change. Women-leaders” program conducted second training on informational campaigns’ planning in Dnipropetrovsk Informational campaigns’ planning training took place in Kharkiv within the framework of the “Space of Change. Women-leaders” program

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Projects and authors who received grants:

• «Youth Information Health Centre - Self-help for Grytsiv Community»,
  Arzamastseva Oksana (Grytsiv, Khmelnytsky region.)
  
  
• «Effective Social Partnership - the Space for Changes in the Volunteer Movement!»,
  Bahrych Svitlana (Kharkiv)
  
  
• «4H Leadership School»,
  Dmytrenko Ganna (Kherson)
  
  
• «Development of Border Areas – Fulfilment of the Tasks of Part of the Sokal District Development Strategy»,
  Kostyuk Ganna (Sokal, Lviv region.)
  
  
• «Public Council for the Energy Resources Use»,
  Kraysvitniy Petro (Poltava)
  
  
• «Youth Media Centre»,
  Lipich Vitaliy (Lutsk)
  
  
• «Social Taxi - Development Support»,
  Lopatynskyj Yuriy (Lviv)
  
  
• «Improving the Quality of Life of People with Severe Disorders of Locomotive System and Hearing and Speech Disorders»,
  Sarancha Iryna (Vinnytsya)
  
  
• «Scientific Horizons for Young People with Vision Disorders»,
  Tymkiv Yaropolk (Lviv)
  
  
• «Public Journalists to the Third Sector of Donetsk Area»,
  Tkachenko Denys (Donetsk)
  
  
• «Dad-School - a Case for Real Men»,
  Khmara Oleksiy (Kirovograd)