Schoolchildren in Dnipropetrovsk region talked to the member of Ukraine's Parliament

More than 200 students in the Dnipropetrovsk region took part in parliamentary lessons and talked with a member of Ukraine's Parliament!

The Education Center of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine continues online lessons on parliamentary education in Ukrainian regions. On March 15, with USAID RADA: Next Generation Program support, an online lesson was held for students of schools and technical education institutions of the Dnipropetrovsk region, which work in communities within the 31s constituency.

This district is represented in Ukraine's parliament by MP Volodymyr Zakharchenko, who gladly joined the lessons and was able to communicate with his compatriots. He gave advice to students, asked about their problems, and answered questions, including:

• what tasks are within the competence of parliamentarians?
• how do MPs build their teams?
• what is needed to become an MP assistant?
• how did MP's activities change after the February invasion?
• how does MP interact with Ukrainian youth?

The participants were also told about the functions, structure, and activity of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, the legislative process's peculiarities, and the parliamentarians' rights and duties.

USAID RADA: Next Generation Program provides the Educational Center with communication support in organizing parliamentary lessons in Ukrainian regions and helps involve MPs and their teams in civic parliamentary education initiatives.