Уже не первый год российские власти последовательно усиливают идеологическое давление на школьников. К этому 1 сентября они тоже подготовились: в школах вдвое увеличат часы начальной военной подготовки, введут новый обязательный патриотический предмет и продолжат эксперимент с отметками за поведение. Для многих родителей эти нововведения — повод для тревоги за будущее детей.

Södertörn University is a higher education institution in Stockholm that conducts education, research, and collaboration for sustainable societal development. We have around 13 500 students, 80 programmes and 300 courses, and we conduct education and research in the humanities, social sciences, education science, police science, technology and natural sciences. The university also offers police education and teacher education with an intercultural profile. A great deal of our research relates to the Baltic Sea region and Eastern Europe. We combine subjects, perspectives, people and experiences, and are worldminded, curious and questioning, searching for surprising syntheses, challenges and development.

In close cooperation with partner institutes from Ukraine, Europe and the United States, the Wissenschaftskolleg has launched an initiative to support Ukrainian scholars in their effort to found an Institute for Advanced Study in Kyiv. Full-scale institutional activities in Ukraine will only be possible once the war is over, but in September 2023 the Virtual Ukraine Institute for Advanced Study (VUIAS) has taken up its activities and hosted a first interdisciplinary cohort of fellows. VUIAS will grant fellowships to Ukrainian scholars, coordinate them to form a virtual cohort, organize a colloquium and other virtual and hybrid events for them, establish links with relevant colleagues and academic institutes internationally, and provide services such as access to libraries and assistance in getting work translated and published.

VUIAS is funded by the Volkswagen Foundation Germany. The program provides two kinds of fellowships: VUIAS Fellowships in Ukraine, which are granted by the Wissenschaftskolleg to scholars who work and reside in universities and research institutes in Ukraine, and VUIAS Fellowships Abroad, which are funded, selected and hosted by eight of the world’s leading Institutes for Advanced Study located in Europe and the United States.

[Translation of Dutch text on the website. In case of doubt, refer to the Dutch original.] The Anne-Bo Foundation makes higher education accessible to all young women. We break down barriers for women with big dreams but without the resources, the network, or the...

The Safe Haven Fellowship at NIAS offers researchers who are unable to continue their work in their current location or circumstances due to conflict or war a temporary fellowship and the opportunity to resume their research. The Safe Haven Fellowship Programme is always open to applications.

DIGNITY’s mission is to be a leading actor in the global fight against torture. Together with our partners, we develop, promote, and apply research-based knowledge to prevent torture and violence, rehabilitate survivors, and promote justice and accountability. This is...

EU4Belarus – SALT (Support for Advanced Learning and Training) is an EU initiative launched to support Belarusian students, lecturers, and researchers affected by repression due to their civic stance in 2020 and beyond, or those at risk. Since 2021, the programme has...

Закінчення дії Директиви про тимчасовий захист та ваші права.

A grassroots Russian-speaking community advocating against war in Ukraine. Helped thousands ppl from both countries.

The NIAS Safe Haven Fellowship supports scholars at risk. It is designed for established scholars, artists, writers, and journalists who are unable to carry out their work in their current location or circumstances due to conflict or war.

The #ScienceForUkraine Micro Travel Grant Programme supports early-career Ukrainian scholars currently based and working in Ukraine by providing partial financial support for in-person participation in international academic conferences, workshops, and symposia...

The “Unlock Your Future” e-book by AcademicTransfer serves as a comprehensive guide for early-career researchers aiming to establish their research careers in the Netherlands. It offers practical advice on crafting compelling personal pitches, identifying transferable skills, exploring various career paths, preparing essential documents like CVs and research statements, enhancing online presence, and building professional networks.this resource can be instrumental in navigating the Dutch research landscape. AcademicTransfer is a non-commercial cooperative, initiated by all universities, academic medical centers and research institutes.

Heeft u binnen uw huisartsenpraktijk, gemeente of opvanglocatie Oekraïense ontheemden die behandeling bij een psycholoog nodig hebben? Bij GGZ-instelling HSK biedt de Oekraïense psychologe Irina Venger online gesprekken aan. Online, dus onafhankelijk van locatie, en zonder wachtlijst.

Invisible University for Ukraine (IUFU) is a certificate program for Ukrainian undergraduate and graduate students, whether residing in Ukraine or in refuge, whose studies have been affected by the war.

From civil initiative to registered ANBI foundation in the Netherlands.

The Slavonic Studies Section in the University of Cambridge invites applications from qualified students for a 1-year MPhil or 3-year PhD in Slavonic Studies, beginning Autumn 2025.

The Leibniz Institute for the History and Culture of Eastern Europe (GWZO) conducts comparative research into historical and cultural developments and processes
in the region between the Baltic Sea, the Black Sea and the Adriatic from late antiquity to the present day.

Russia’s unprovoked full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, fundamentally changed how scholars in the social sciences and humanities could conduct research in Ukraine and Russia. Concerns for personal safety, government-issued travel warnings, and university policies limiting travel have made archives in those countries inaccessible to most scholars located outside the region. “A Search for Research: Mapping Archives in a Time of War” stands as a centralized hub for scholars to locate needed archives and documents and serves as a platform to generate conversation and collaboration.