Social Initiatives

In April 2022, when the war forced many teachers from our Lyceum to evacuate to Uzhhorod and other western regions, we felt an urgent need to create a safe space for displaced children. This is how the Inspiration Cafe project came about — a place where children could find support, continue their education, develop, and receive help in adapting to new life circumstances.

In August 2022, this initiative grew into the non-governmental organization Education 360, with which we continue to develop new educational and social projects today. Through our joint efforts, we help children and young people who have survived war and forced displacement to discover new opportunities for learning, development, and creative self-realization.

The winners include young inventors, scientists, artists, athletes, writers, activists, student government leaders, and social change initiators under the age of 15.

With this award, the organizers want to show that leadership does not depend on age and, by highlighting the significant achievements of children and teenagers despite the challenges of war, to shape new images of child leadership that inspire peers and change society's perception of children as agents of change. ‘15 to 15’ is designed to develop a culture of recognition of children's achievements and will contribute to the formation of values of social responsibility, creativity and active citizenship among young people.