Tatsiana Chulitskaya's latest research article, a collaboration with Irmina Matonyte, has been published in the journal Nationalities Papers. The article studies violence against women during the protests that began in Belarus in 2020. The article is available on open accessLink opens in a new window.

The Warwick ‘Leadership for Educational Transformation’ programmeLink opens in a new window was founded by Dr Bo KelestynLink opens in a new window immediately after the full-scale invasion in February 2022. In 2023 40 Senior Leaders in Education joined a residential programme at Warwick which not only builds a cadre of highly informed leaders, but also addresses Ukraine specific educational challenges such as transition of schools into the New Ukrainian School model, aligning quality in all levels of education to European standards, supporting trauma informed teaching, developing educational delivery for displaced learners, and building resilience both in education systems and at a societal level through Education. Leaders taking the programme originate from all levels of Education, NGOs and the civil service. The academic leadership is provided by Prof Gwen van der VeldenLink opens in a new window. This year’s cohort is already creating great impact in Ukraine, thanks to this unique collaboration of the University of Warwick, the Ukrainian Leadership Academy and the Ukrainian Ministry for Education and Sciences.

The Warwick Ukraine Belarus Hub and the Kyiv-based Ukrainian PrismLink opens in a new window have agreed to cooperate on event organisation. Professor Elena Korosteleva, Director of the Institute for Global Sustainable Development, said: "WUB Hub is pleased to have an agreement to cooperate with Ukrainian Prism over the coming months. Ukrainian Prism is an influential Ukrainian NGO and our partnership will help us to expand our coverage of Ukraine within the project and reach a broader audience."