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The University of Pittsburgh stands with those across higher education in condemning Russia’s invasion of the independent and democratic nation of Ukraine. The Office of PittServes has complied these resources for faculty, staff, and students to expand their civic engagement during this ongoing crisis. If you have questions or if you would like to suggest additional resources, please contact Sydney O'Hara, the Civic and Community Advising Program Manager in the Office of PittServes.
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Upcoming and Recorded Events Related to the Ukraine Crisis |
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| Event Title: Center for Governance and Market War in Ukraine: Voices from Kyiv | |
| Event Date and Time: | Streamed live on February 25th, 2022 |
| Event Location: | Virtual |
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Join the Center for Governance and Markets at the University of Pittsburgh for a conversation about the unfolding events in Ukraine from leading voices of reform in the country. Speakers: Tymofiy Mylovanov – President, Kyiv School of Economics; Associate Professor of Economics, University of Pittsburgh Former Minister of Economic Development, Trade, and Agriculture, Ukraine Nataliia Shapoval – Chair, Kyiv School of Economics Institute, Vice President for Policy Research, Kyiv School of Economics Moderated: Jennifer Brick Murtazashvili The event is co-sponsored by the University of Pittsburgh Center for Russian, East European, & Eurasian Studies- REEES |
| Event Registration Link: | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sO-SO5BcByY |
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"Youth4Peace in Ukraine: The role of Youth in Addressing the Current Crisis in Ukraine" |
| Event Date: | March 2nd, 2022 |
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As images of war flood our newsfeeds from Ukraine, we feel shocked and heartbroken. Young people in Ukrainian are shouldering enormous burdens and yet have mobilized to provide assistance to their fellow citizens who are fleeing in search of safety. Listen to extraordinary young leaders in the front lines of providing life-saving services to their fellow citizens in Ukraine and on the borders. Learn about: (1) the latest developments from Ukraine, (2) understand what young leaders are doing to address the crisis that is unfolding, and (3) what everyday people, organisations, governments, companies, and all of us around the world can do to help. NOTE: This Webinar was recorded on March 2nd, 2022. It is important to note that although the information shared during this Webinar may have been accurate and up-to-date on March 2nd, new developments have been made that are not shared in the video. See below to find resources for more timely updates. |
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Webinar Video Link: |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCYoKfxkZ-w |
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Social Activism and Protest Get connected to peaceful protest events, as well as social media solidarity campaigns and letter writing campaigns. |
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Pittsburgh Community Organizations to Support Support Ukrainian Pittsburgh community organizations that are working to support Ukrainian Pittsburgh Residents and Ukrainians abroad. |
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Philanthropy Donate funds to Pittsburgh based humanitarian aid efforts, as well as international donation organizations. |
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Social Media Following Follow these relevant accounts on Instagram to stay informed about community and campus events. |
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Get Support The University Counseling Center (UCC) is here to support you 24/7! If you need support at any time, call 412-648-7930. |
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UCC Drop-In Hours: Drop-In is the first step to connect with clinical services at the University Counseling Center. Drop-In is a same-day meeting with a clinician and is open to students who are interested in services or need support. Please note: Drop-In is first come, first serve and wait times will vary.
Drop-In Hours: Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm (EST) Please call the UCC at (412) 648-7930 |