Ukraine of the future: a #ManifestoChange from schoolchildren appeared on the streets of Kyiv
Posters appeared on the streets of Kyiv as part of the #VlipyZaSebe initiative. This is #ManifestoChange from Ukrainian schoolchildren about how they see Ukraine after the victory and what problems in society bother them the most.
1,300 children, more than 150 schools — from Transcarpathia to Kharkiv — shared their own vision of our future. A social project designed to involve as many conscious young people as possible in the reconstruction of the country. All its members understand the importance of volunteering and participate in charitable initiatives.
“Educated Ukrainians are needed to build a modernized Ukraine after our victory. Our youth are incredible! The scale of the projects that the children created during these few weeks in conditions of blackouts and shelling shows that they are not wasting time. And they learn in practice, develop competencies and skills that will meet the needs of the post-war era. I am sure that with such young people, Ukraine will have a prosperous future!”, – says the director of GoGlobal Tetyana Kovryga.
What will the Ukraine of the future be like: a #ManifestoChange from Ukrainian schoolchildren appeared on the streets of Kyiv
What exactly do schoolchildren plan to do for the country? Innovative medical projects will be developed, modern educational technologies will be introduced, “ smart “ cities will be built, and Ukraine will be told to the whole world in order to popularize its culture.
#ManifestoChange was created by participants of the “Country of Mutually Beautiful People” program as part of the #VlipyZaSebe youth initiative, which is implemented within the framework of the “Join!” public activity promotion program, which is funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and implemented by Pact in Ukraine. The content of the manifesto is the sole responsibility of Pact and does not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the US government.
Photo: Eter Agency
