SPECIAL PROJECTS

The special project is devoted to:

- analysis of how the neoliberal reforms impact the conditions of and access to education;

- the vision of the education system's progressive transformations after the war;

- student movement in the struggle.

The special project includes contributions on the matters of education and the related struggles, viz., an...

• We initiate dialogues of solidarity with activists from the global periphery. 
• We highlight the experiences of societies on the periphery of the capitalist system and Ukraine's place among them.
• We discuss common alternatives to the worldwide exploitation system and new approaches to world security.

Transnational migration in CEE from intersectional perspectives of race, gender, class and citizenship.

The project describes Ukraine's participation in global efforts to address climate change in the following areas:

• Ukraine’s place in global climate processes;
• effects of climate plans on specific sectors of the economy;
• Measures to reduce emissions in Ukraine;
• socially responsible climate policy.

The project focuses on social and economic reforms. We show the consequences of transition from solidarity social support to market-oriented systems. We analyze:

• medical reform,
• pension reform,
• reduction of labor rights,
• educational sphere reform.

The project is dedicated to the social consequences of environmental policy:

• state actions in transition towards renewable energy,
• social policy regarding "traditional energy" workers,
• fair rates for utilities,
• development of alternative fuels and economic development.

The project explores the problems of Ukrainian kindergartens from the perspective of mothers and workers:

• What does kindergarten mean to society?
• How do they influence the economic activity of mothers?
• What are the working conditions and wages of kindergarten workers?
• How to develop the network of preschools?

The project tells about the life of internal migrant workers working in the capital of Ukraine. These are the stories of crane-makers, facades and builders — all whose working conditions remain out of the attention of large media and our social networks.