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The first part of the third training course for practicing psychologists and specialists working with people suffered from war was concluded in Rivne on August 1-4. Over 30 professionals from various regions of Ukraine participated in the training.

The seminar "Development of Local Peace Committees in a war situation in Ukraine" took place in Khmelnytskyi on July 27-30. It was attended by 30 activists and representatives of civic organizations focused on peacebuilding in Ukraine.

Violence is something that cannot be tolerated in the modern world under any circumstances. This conclusion was reached by participants of the training "Psychosocial support for victims/survivors of gender-based violence during military actions".

On June 27-30, the second part of the second training course for practicing psychologists and specialists working with people suffered from war was held in Lviv.

On June 3-6, the first part of the second training course for practicing psychologists and specialists working with people suffered from war was held in Lviv.

On May 24-27, the third part of the training-course on psychosocial support and mental recovery of people affected by the war took place in Kyiv.

On May 19-21 in Zhytomyr, a three-day training on the topic "Good Governance for Peace" was held for representatives of local governments from different regions of Ukraine.

The training "Psychosocial support for victims/survivors of gender-based violence during military actions" took place on April 28 - May 1, 2023. It brought together practicing psychologists, psychological center staff, and representatives of civil and humanitarian organizations engaged in the psychological recovery of people affected by gender-based violence, particularly during military conflicts.

On the all-Ukrainian Psychologist Day, April 23, the second part of the training course on psychological support for people suffered from war commenced. Over four days, participants immersed themselves in the topics of first psychological aid and crisis intervention.

The first part of the training course on psychological support for people suffered from war took place on April 6-9 in Kyiv. The primary goal of this part of the course was to study the key principles of providing psychosocial assistance in emergency and crisis situations.

We are excited to share that we are continuing our work on the "Peace Building and Conflict Resolution in Ukraine - Step Forward" project, implemented with the support of the German Federal Foreign Office’s funds by IFA (Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen), Funding programme zivik.