The fifth year of the full-scale war. Ukraine continues to hold the front line, yet even today people are thinking about the day after victory.
The NGO Sophiyske Brotherhood and the Kyiv Aviation Institute are pleased to invite you to participate in the academic and practical conference “Common Good: Values and Meanings Around Which the Reconstruction of Ukraine Is Possible.”
The event marks the launch of the project “Youth for the Future of Ukraine: Dialogue, Research, and Creative Media Work for the Consolidation of Ukrainian Society and Orthodoxy”—a seven-month programme for young leaders and activists from Ukraine’s small towns and villages.
Yesterday, June 3, on the second day of the conference “Common Good: Values and Meanings Around Which the Reconstruction of Ukraine Is Possible,” an in-depth and candid panel discussion took place with the participation of representatives of Ukrainian youth and civil society organizations.
By the second and third days of the Forum, its participants had already become more than just attendees – they had formed a community of people ready to speak openly about Ukraine’s future, engage in meaningful discussions, search for common solutions, and learn to see the world through the eyes of others.
“Ukrainian patriotism is the cheapest in the world. Because only here can people tell you that life is priceless while at the same time expecting you to give it away for free and in silence. Don’t spoil the beautiful legend.”
On 24 June 2026, the Youth Forum “The Ukraine We Want to Build” commenced at the Ukrainian Village Ethnographic Complex in the Kyiv region. The
As part of the project “Youth for the Future of Ukraine: Dialogue, Research, and Creative Media Work for the Consolidation of Ukrainian Society and Orthodoxy,” registration is now open for the First Youth Forum, which will take place on 24–27 June 2026 in the Kyiv region.
