Following our first meeting, we continue the conversation – not only about values themselves, but about how they take shape in real life, in our communities, our decisions, and our everyday actions.
After two hours of lively discussion on the common good, virtues, and justice, we are not drawing a conclusion. We are moving forward.
We invite you to the second webinar with Dr. Hennadii Khrystokin, Doctor of Philosophy, which will continue the conversation we began on 9 July.
This time, we will explore questions for which there are no ready-made answers:
🔹 What truly makes millions of different people one nation?
🔹 Who is responsible for order in a country—the state alone, or each of us?
🔹 What can ordinary people change when they unite around a common idea?
This will not be a lecture, but a collaborative workshop.
Hennadii Khrystokin will present participants with practical team exercises based on ideas that young people themselves proposed during the Youth Forum.
Together, participants will seek answers to some of today’s most challenging questions:
✔️ How can people with completely different experiences of war come to understand one another?
✔️ How can a new civic initiative be created – one that people genuinely want to join?
✔️ What helps communities become stronger – not only through the support of the state, but also through personal responsibility and mutual trust?
This is a webinar where participants are encouraged to debate, ask difficult questions, propose their own solutions, and have their voices heard.
If you are interested not only in listening about the future of Ukraine, but in helping to shape it together, we invite you to join us.
📅 11 July (Saturday)
🕓 12:00 PM (Kyiv time)
🎙 Speaker: Hennadii Khrystokin
Doctor of Philosophy, Professor at the Department of Political Science, Sociology, and Philosophy of the State University “Kyiv Aviation Institute”, and Editor-in-Chief of the academic journal Bulletin of KAI. Philosophy. Cultural Studies.
💻 Zoom: https://us05web.zoom.us/j/81396596389?pwd=ZiKSHK7dBEtN9bB9YsOvtHRBTBBjQD.1
We look forward to seeing you!
The most interesting ideas are born not when everyone thinks alike, but when people with different perspectives are willing to search honestly for common answers together.
