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Special screenings of the documentary films by Suspilne...
11 documentaries produced by Suspilne TV were featured at special screenings of the film clubs that are part of the NGO Docudays Network. For the second...
From documentary films to social transformations: The...
Documentary films help tell viewers about the war, discuss human rights, unite communities, collect testimonies, and call people to action. All of this...
“DOCU ACTS 6.0”: Time to turn ideas into action!
We are announcing the open call for the “DOCU ACTS 6.0” Advocacy Projects Competition for moderators of the Docudays UA film clubs!
From ideas to systemic changes: The Advocacy School of...
From October 2 to 4, 2026, the Docudays UA Film Clubs Network conducted the three-day Advocacy School in Lviv. The event brought together film club...
The School DOCU/WEEK: Children’s rights in the digital age
The Docudays UA Network of media literacy film clubs of the NGO Docudays invites educational institutions and educators to join the public all-Ukrainian...
From idea to real transformations: Admission to the...
The DOCU/CLUB Network of the NGO Docudays announces an open call for the three-day Advocacy School, which will take place offline from...
Practices of empathy in action: The DOCU/CLUB Network has...
From 6 to 9 of July, 2026, the Transcarpathia region became the hub for a major horizontal learning exchange. With support from the Ukrainian-Swiss...
From a local initiative to a nationwide standard: The...
The advocacy c ampaign “I See. I Know. I Act,” developed by Maria Tyshchuk, moderator of the “CinePuzzle” Docudays UA film...
Digital barrier: Residents of Vashkivtsi in the Bukovyna...
Every day, thousands of elderly people all over Ukraine are facing this challenge, which is invisible for outsiders. Moving to new communities due to...
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