The organization was represented by Alliance President Artur Koldomasov and Alliance team member Vladyslav Nesterchuk, who moderated several academic sections of the Conference. At the same time, the Alliance itself acted as a partner of the event. The Conference served as the inaugural event of the Polish-Ukrainian Cooperation Center at the University of Wrocław, and its panel discussions, lectures, and presentations featured Polish and Ukrainian parliamentarians, politicians, diplomats, academics, media representatives, and activists.

On the sidelines of the Conference, a meeting was held with the WUSA team led by Daniel Bielecki, during which further prospects for cooperation between the Alliance and WUSA were discussed.

The organization was represented by Anna Perekhodko, a member of the “Observatory of Hate – See. Monitor. React.” project team. The training focused on the effective management of social media for Polish non-governmental organizations. The event was organized by the Stefan Batory Foundation.

President of the Alliance Board Artur Koldomasov delivered a lecture in Polish titled “Rainbow Shield: Filtering Hatred, Supporting Dignity,” in which he discussed the main trends of disinformation targeting queer people and refugees. The lecture was delivered at the invitation of the event organizers — the Equality Signs Federation (Federacja Znaki Równości).

During the lecture, the speaker also presented the Alliance’s projects aimed at combating disinformation, particularly the “Observatory of Hate – See. Monitor. React.” project and training against Eurosceptic disinformation conducted in Polish schools in cooperation with the Polish Robert Schuman Foundation.

The organization was represented by the senior advisor of the Alliance and coordinator of the “Observatory of Hate – See. Monitor. React.” project, Daryna Sydorenko. As part of the visit, meetings were held with local youth civic initiatives as well as representatives of the Lublin City Council. The event was organized by the Stefan Batory Foundation.

The organization was represented by board members Artur Koldomasov and Nataliia Mosnenko. The event brought together more than 200 representatives of youth initiatives from over 30 countries for two days of discussions, networking, and the exchange of best practices. The event was organized by SALTO and FRSE with the support of the European Commission and the City Hall of Gdynia.

The organization was represented by project team member Oleksandra Volkova from the “Observatory of Hate – See. Monitor. React.” project, while President of the Board Artur Kołdomasov was among the organizers of the event and moderated the final Future Lab session within the Conference. On April 23, Oleksandra Volkova also presented the first results of the “Observatory of Hate – See. Monitor. React” project during a panel discussion at the city hall in Frankfurt (Oder), representing all Polish civil society organizations present at the event. The main goal of the Conference was to develop practical solutions in cooperation with the academic community and other civil society actors.

The event was organized by the European University Viadrina together with SWPS University in Warsaw within the framework of the European Reform University Alliance (ERUA).

The training was conducted by Board President Artur Koldomasov, drawing on findings from the “Polish-Language Russian Disinformation on Telegram” project within the “Youth, the Media-Savvy” track. The event was organized as part of a pilot series of training sessions on countering disinformation targeting the EU, aimed at Polish schools, in cooperation with the Polish Robert Schuman Foundation.

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As part of the preparations for a panel discussion and training session on disinformation as a tool for creating tension in bilateral Polish-Ukrainian relations, President of the Board Artur Koldomasov met with the WUSA team, led by Daniel Bielecki, to exchange ideas and experiences. The day before the event, the President also attended one of the main events organized by WUSA for local youth - "Vechornytsi".

The training was conducted by Board President Artur Koldomasov, drawing on findings from the “Polish-Language Russian Disinformation on Telegram” project within the “Youth, the Media-Savvy” track. The event was organized as part of a pilot series of training sessions on countering disinformation targeting the EU, aimed at Polish schools, in cooperation with the Polish Robert Schuman Foundation.

This material was prepared with the support of the European Union under the “Citizens, Equality, Rights, and Values” program. The European Union’s support for these materials does not imply endorsement of their content, which reflects solely the views of the authors, and the European Union and the European Commission are not responsible for any use of the information contained herein.

The organization was represented by President of the Board Artur Koldomasov. As part of the workshop, a meeting was held with the Wrocław City Council representatives. Young leaders from Ukraine, Poland, Slovakia, Montenegro, Serbia, and Kosovo participated in the event. The event was organized by NDI in cooperation with NED and the Wrocław City Council.

The organization was represented by Vice-President of the Board Mykhailo Dashchenko. The event was organized by the Embassy of Ukraine in the Republic of Poland.

The organization was represented by the President of its Board, Artur Koldomasov. During the visit, meetings were held with local NGOs/initiatives and representatives of the Toruń City Council. The event was organized by the Batory Foundation.

The organization was represented by the President and Vice-President of the Board, Artur Koldomasov and Mykhailo Dashchenko. The event was organized by Mr. Jurij Rejt in cooperation with the Embassy of Ukraine in the Republic of Poland.

The training was conducted by Artur Koldomasov, President of the Board and analyst at Detector Media, based on the findings of the project “Polish-language Russian disinformation on Telegram” in the “Youth, the Media-Savvy” track. The event was organized by the student councils of University of Warsaw and Ivan Franko National University of Lviv for students of both universities. Vice-President of the Board Mykhailo Dashchenko took an active part in organizing STUDFORUM.