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Ensuring Access to Remote Education. Nova Ukraine supports Prometheus, the largest online educational platform in Ukraine.

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Education is a necessity, not a luxury—but for many Ukrainian children, it’s become just that. With constant hour-long air alerts, access to learning is a daily challenge. Nova Ukraine is dedicated to changing that by supporting efforts to expand educational access and quality, ensuring every child has the opportunity to learn, even in the hardest of times.

As air alerts continue, Ukrainian children face constant interruptions to their education. In-person schooling becomes risky and often unfeasible. In these challenging conditions, remote learning offers a vital lifeline, helping students maintain their education. But for this to truly work, dependable access to technology and the internet is crucial.

Nova Ukraine’s recent support of Prometheus, the largest online learning platform in Ukraine, highlights its commitment to providing stable access to education. With over 350 massive open online courses (MOOCs) and 2.7 million learners, this initiative emphasizes the critical role of accessible educational resources, especially in times of crisis when remote learning becomes a lifeline.

Nova Ukraine chose to partner with Prometheus to address the severe disruptions to education caused by the ongoing war. With over 5 million of Ukraine’s 7.5 million students forced to relocate, including more than 1 million now living as refugees, the need for accessible, high-quality educational resources has never been greater. The war has also highlighted a critical gap in Ukrainian-language popular science materials, as many resources were previously available only in Russian. As Ukrainian students, teachers, and parents increasingly reject Russian-language content, there is a risk that a generation could grow up without adequate educational resources in their native language. Nova Ukraine saw Prometheus as the ideal partner to help fill this gap, providing access to engaging, culturally relevant content for students across Ukraine.

One of the most exciting developments from this initiative is the upcoming course aimed at mathematics teachers, developed in collaboration with the leading Ukrainian mathematics community, Kontora PI. With insights drawn from the recent PISA 2022 results, which highlighted that a staggering 58% of Ukrainian students possess only a basic level of math skills, it’s clear that enhancing teacher competency is crucial.

The new MOOC, designed to enhance both professional competence and soft skills for math teachers, marks a crucial step toward a brighter future for Ukrainian education. With 6 hours of lessons and practical materials, this course equips educators with the tools to engage students more effectively, fostering a deeper understanding of mathematics and science.

Set to launch in the 2025-2026 school year, this course brings hope for better educational outcomes in Ukraine. By investing in teachers and equipping them with top-notch resources, we can build a more resilient education system. But we can’t achieve this alone. Nova Ukraine’s dedication, combined with your support, is helping pave the way for a brighter future. Together, we can ensure that education remains a steady force, even in the most challenging times.

This partnership is also part of Nova Ukraine’s broader mission to support STEM education. As part of this mission, Nova Ukraine has committed $240,000 to translate and publish dozens of STEM books and videos in Ukrainian, ensuring that young learners aged 10-17 have access to engaging content in psychology, biology, and other sciences. By supporting Prometheus’s online platform and developing resources for teachers, Nova Ukraine aims to reach not only gifted students but also those with the potential to succeed in technical fields, ensuring that education remains a source of stability and hope for Ukrainian children during these challenging times.

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Oct 21, 2024

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Education is a necessity, not a luxury—but for many Ukrainian children, it’s become just that. With constant hour-long air alerts, access to learning is a daily challenge. Nova Ukraine is dedicated to changing that by supporting efforts to expand educational access and quality, ensuring every child has the opportunity to learn, even in the hardest of times.

As air alerts continue, Ukrainian children face constant interruptions to their education. In-person schooling becomes risky and often unfeasible. In these challenging conditions, remote learning offers a vital lifeline, helping students maintain their education. But for this to truly work, dependable access to technology and the internet is crucial.

Nova Ukraine’s recent support of Prometheus, the largest online learning platform in Ukraine, highlights its commitment to providing stable access to education. With over 350 massive open online courses (MOOCs) and 2.7 million learners, this initiative emphasizes the critical role of accessible educational resources, especially in times of crisis when remote learning becomes a lifeline.

Nova Ukraine chose to partner with Prometheus to address the severe disruptions to education caused by the ongoing war. With over 5 million of Ukraine’s 7.5 million students forced to relocate, including more than 1 million now living as refugees, the need for accessible, high-quality educational resources has never been greater. The war has also highlighted a critical gap in Ukrainian-language popular science materials, as many resources were previously available only in Russian. As Ukrainian students, teachers, and parents increasingly reject Russian-language content, there is a risk that a generation could grow up without adequate educational resources in their native language. Nova Ukraine saw Prometheus as the ideal partner to help fill this gap, providing access to engaging, culturally relevant content for students across Ukraine.

One of the most exciting developments from this initiative is the upcoming course aimed at mathematics teachers, developed in collaboration with the leading Ukrainian mathematics community, Kontora PI. With insights drawn from the recent PISA 2022 results, which highlighted that a staggering 58% of Ukrainian students possess only a basic level of math skills, it’s clear that enhancing teacher competency is crucial.

The new MOOC, designed to enhance both professional competence and soft skills for math teachers, marks a crucial step toward a brighter future for Ukrainian education. With 6 hours of lessons and practical materials, this course equips educators with the tools to engage students more effectively, fostering a deeper understanding of mathematics and science.

Set to launch in the 2025-2026 school year, this course brings hope for better educational outcomes in Ukraine. By investing in teachers and equipping them with top-notch resources, we can build a more resilient education system. But we can’t achieve this alone. Nova Ukraine’s dedication, combined with your support, is helping pave the way for a brighter future. Together, we can ensure that education remains a steady force, even in the most challenging times.

This partnership is also part of Nova Ukraine’s broader mission to support STEM education. As part of this mission, Nova Ukraine has committed $240,000 to translate and publish dozens of STEM books and videos in Ukrainian, ensuring that young learners aged 10-17 have access to engaging content in psychology, biology, and other sciences. By supporting Prometheus’s online platform and developing resources for teachers, Nova Ukraine aims to reach not only gifted students but also those with the potential to succeed in technical fields, ensuring that education remains a source of stability and hope for Ukrainian children during these challenging times.

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Congress Raises the Cost of Putin’s War in Ukraine

WASHINGTON – Nova Ukraine applauds Congress's bipartisan passage of the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act 2026, sweeping sanctions legislation that ratchets up pressure on Moscow to end its illegal war. Nova Ukraine CEO Ambassador Erin E. McKee said: "We're grateful that Congress has finally passed real sanctions with teeth against Putin and the Russian officials waging this war, and we urge the President to sign this legislation into law without delay. Sanctions bite when they cause real economic consequences. These target the Russian defense sector and the foreign suppliers propping it up, and they go after Putin's so-called shadow fleet of tankers that has quietly financed this invasion for years.

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A new solar power system at a high school in Chernihiv Oblast will help keep heat, water, classrooms, and its shelter running through Ukraine’s hardest winters, giving students something children everywhere should be able to count on: school. Last winter, a school in Chernihiv Oblast had more days without power than with it. When the grid went down, the generators on site weren’t strong enough to power the building. Heating failed. The shelter went cold. Students who should have been in class were logging on remotely instead — if they could log on at all. This winter will be different.

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(KYIV, Ukraine)--Following Ukrainian Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko’s resignation amid a NABU/SAPO investigation into an alleged scheme involving officials in the Prosecutor General’s Office and fraudulent call centers, Nova Ukraine CEO Ambassador Erin E. McKee issued the following statement: “We welcome this investigation. Accountability and the rule of law are essential to a well-functioning democracy. Nobody is above the law.While we support NABU and SAPO, we also advocate for due process, evidence, and independent judicial review. And we expect the government to safeguard the independence of anti-corruption institutions.We support a full, independent, and transparent investigation of all individuals implicated. Any credible allegations of wrongdoing involving public officials - including officials within law-enforcement or anti-corruption institutions - should likewise be investigated independently and according to the law.The same rule must apply to everyone: investigate where the evidence leads, protect due process, and let independent courts determine guilt.”

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