An all-Ukrainian NGO that has been promoting civil society, science, education, and international cooperation since 2017.
Who We Are
The “Ukrainian Alliance” was founded by concerned citizens who believe that a strong nation is built by active, educated, and responsible people. We promote the development of civil society, support initiatives that lead to societal success, foster citizens’ dignity, and protect their rights.
Our team consists of historians, diplomats, lawyers, economists, artists, athletes, and volunteers. Together, we carry out educational, scientific, cultural, and social projects in Ukraine and abroad.
Priorities
Projects that comprehensively address problems and improve the quality of life in Ukraine.
Support for active, professional, and patriotic young people who are capable of transforming the country.
New mechanisms for cooperation between the government, business, civil society organizations, and the media.
Conferences, seminars, roundtables, cultural and sports projects.
Support for people affected by Russia's armed aggression.
Project Activities
Together with the Ministry of Youth and Sports, the American Councils for International Education, and the National Erasmus+ Office, we organized a forum that is held in all European countries—for the first time in Ukraine. The forum brought together young people, youth organizations, and politicians around the values of solidarity, democracy, and active citizenship.
During the second phase of the project, we conducted the “Leaders of the New Generation” program for students aged 15–17—school activists, class representatives, and student body presidents. Together with the National Youth Council of Ukraine, we highlighted the opportunities offered by the civil society sector and ways to engage with the government.
About 200 representatives from government, business, and the media sought the most effective ways to win on the information front. The forum was held with the support of the Ministry of Regional Development, the State Special Communications Service, the Center for Countering Disinformation under the National Security and Defense Council, and USAID Cybersecurity Activity.
Read moreIn collaboration with Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, IOS Regensburg, and IHub, and with the support of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation, we have already held seven seminars on the experience of totalitarianism, nation-building, and identity in Eastern Europe.
All seminarsFrom the very first days of the full-scale war, we have been working with city councils in response to official requests: Bucha, Irpin, Borodianka, and later—the liberated cities of Sviatohirsk and Lyman. We delivered food, medicine, and clothing; the “Svyatokhlib” bakery, which distributes bread for free, contributed 500 kg of sugar and 400 liters of oil.
Management
Together, we are stronger
Every donation goes toward humanitarian aid, educational programs, and youth projects. We report transparently.
