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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.
On May 28, at 14.00, the final game of the regional Euro-brain-ring "Open Europe" will take place in the library premises of Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University (30a Vynnychenka St.).
During the meeting, the network coordinator Yuriy Stepants presented the project "Support for Public Initiatives in Ukraine," which launched this month.
Representatives of youth public organizations, student self-government bodies of higher educational institutions, children's and sports organizations, and public activists from the Volyn and Lviv regions are invited to participate.
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.
Forming a viable young generation is an investment in the development of the country, region, and city. Based on this, creating conditions for youth self-realization, optimally involving them in public life, and organizing the effective transfer of experience from older generations to them is extremely relevant.
Leaders of local public organizations, active youth, and media representatives took part in the event.
On this occasion, AMoRe is organizing a round table entitled "New standards in the activities of public organizations – a step toward development." \n \nThe event will take place on April 23 (Thursday) in the conference hall of the People's House "Prosvita." \nstarting at 2 p.m. \n \n
On the occasion of this festive event, from April to December 2009, AMoRe plans to hold a series of various events and projects. The first of these will be a round table entitled "New Standards in the Activities of Public Organizations – a Step Toward Development."
The "Reporters of Hope in Ukraine" competition is organized with the aim of identifying the best journalistic materials that strengthen hope in people's hearts, provide concrete solutions to problematic issues, promote the consolidation of society and its progress, and also develop respect for the individual.