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On May 28, the final games of the Eurobrain-ring took place in the city of Lutsk. The game, planned within the framework of the "Open Europe" project, gathered representatives from Lutsk, Kivertsi, and Rozhyshche.
On May 27, a public discussion "Access of youth and youth public organizations to information about the activities of local authorities on youth affairs" was held in the conference hall of the "Prosvita" people's house in Lutsk.
During the meeting, the network coordinator Yuriy Stepants presented the project "Support for Public Initiatives in Ukraine," which launched this month.
The development of civil society is closely intertwined with the activities of public organizations. In Ukraine, this pattern has become particularly relevant, as it is representatives of the public sector who are the most active participants in the country's social, economic, and political life.
Leaders of local public organizations, active youth, and media representatives took part in the event.
On March 28 in Lviv, representatives of student self-government bodies from Lutsk and Lviv participated in a master class on effective informing about student initiatives in higher education institutions.
On March 18 and 19, in the cities of Kivertsi and Rozhyshche, with the organizational support of the family, youth and sports affairs departments of the district state administrations, information trainings of the project "Gain Knowledge and Help Others" were held.
On March 17, at a session of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, a Draft Law on Amendments to Certain Laws of Ukraine Regarding External Independent Knowledge Assessment was considered.
Members of the Organizing Committee of the Civil Assembly of Ukraine (CAU) Oleksandr Novosad (Association of Young Political Scientists and Politicians, Lutsk) and Volodymyr Khanas (Adaptation Men's Center, Ternopil) delivered introductory reports on the topics of the round table.
On December 18, on the eve of St. Nicholas Day, activists of the public organization "Association of Young Reformers (AMoRe)" greeted the little ones of the Lutsk children's home with the holiday.
