Areas of activity
Projects
EU-Standard Pharmaceutical Regulator
We created a comprehensive communication framework — from strategy to specific products — to help build a cohesive understanding of the reform among businesses, consumers, international partners, and industry professionals.
Hromadas communications: a new strategy
We provided 30 municipalities with roadmaps for high‑quality engagement with residents, held 60 consultations, and developed Ukraine’s first manual to designing a communications strategy for local self‑government bodies.
Effective communications for 100 medical institutions
Over 100 clinics, hospitals, maternity wards, and other healthcare institutions across Ukraine enhanced communication capacities. We helped them build their brands and attract new patients.
High-Quality Media — Thriving Communities
We provided UAH 3.3 million in grants to support 71 media outlets and journalists. In addition, we offered mentorship support and conducted expert consultations on content improvement, cybersecurity, and fundraising.
Preventing Gender-Based Violence
We engaged young men in promoting gender equality. Our campaign reached over 3,000,000 people.
State Property Management Reform
We conducted an educational program "Transparency in Action: Corporate Reform, Privatization and Public Control" for journalists and civil society activists.
Women's Leadership in Peace and Security
Nearly 1 million people were informed about the importance of fighting for women's rights.
Cybersecurity for Everyone
We developed and carried out a nationwide communication initiative focusing on cyber hygiene protocols. The campaign successfully reached over 18 million individuals.
#AgainstRussianLies
We developed and shared 313 counter-narratives to Kremlin disinformation, reaching more than 11 million users.
Educational changes in simple terms
During the trying times of the pandemic and full-scale war in Ukraine, we developed and carried out a communication campaign about the most ambitious changes in education since the country’s independence. The campaign reached 15 million users.