The Ukrainian-American project “The Impact of Trauma and How It Affects Behavior and Learning: What Teachers Should Know”, jointly implemented by the Trade Union of Education and Science Workers of Ukraine and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), has been successfully completed.

Last week, the European Trade Union Committee for Education (ETUCE) held its regular meeting online, with over 40 representatives from different European countries participating.

The joint and strong response from Education International, the European Trade Union Committee for Education, and the Trade Union of Education and Science Workers of Ukraine, backed by 36 trade unions from around the world, showed the power of global solidarity.

Following every Russian attack on peaceful Ukrainian cities, the consequences remain tragically consistent: children killed, children wounded, and families destroyed. The suffering inflicted on Ukraine's youngest citizens is immeasurable and continues to deepen with each day of the war.

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has approved the draft State Budget for 2026. The security and defense sector remains the state's top priority for the coming year. At the same time, the document provides for a significant increase in funding for the education sector.

The government is currently working on the draft State Budget of Ukraine for 2026.

On July 29, 2025, a new international project “The Impact of Trauma and How It Affects Behavior and Learning: What Teachers Should Know” was launched to strengthen the psychological resilience and professional development of educators.

For the fourth year in a row, the Lithuanian Education and Science Trade Union (LŠMPS) is welcoming children from Ukraine to its country and inviting them to enjoy a summer vacation filled with new experiences, learning, and discovering Lithuanian culture and traditions.

The Ukrainian delegation of union children returned from the IFM-SEI International Summer Camp in Austria, organized by Kinderfreunde Österreich, full of impressions, new acquaintances and vivid emotions.

This summer, Ukrainian children took part in the IFM-SEI International Summer Camp, organized by Kinderfreunde Österreich for the first time in the picturesque town of Döbriach, Carinthia (Austria).