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The librarians whose libraries were selected to be equipped in round two of Bibliomist discuss what made their applications successful and how they stay tuned into community...
Anna Tsapok, UGRAD 09-10, organzies a book and toy drive in Ukraine.
Posted on February 7, 2011 - W. Robert Pearson in Center for Collaborative Technology, Civil Society Strengthening
Last Wednesday evening I had the opportunity to personally thank Bill Gates for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation support for the Global Libraries programs that IREX implements in Romania...
For the next several years the Rozhnyativ Centralized Library System in the Ivano-Frankivsk oblast of Ukraine can concentrate on providing services to patrons without worrying about financing...
Larysa Maksymenko shares her excitement about year as a UGRAD participant in Indiana.
Congratulations to Maria Sonevystky, the winner of the 2010 US Scholar Photo Contest! Maria Sonevytsky was a 2008-2009...
Social media is not just for fun. Tools such as Facebook, Twitter, and blogs are enabling organizations to engage people on a variety of topics. Fortunately, many Ukrainian librarians are...
With twelve years of professional experience as a legal advisor and court reform specialist, 2010 Muskie fellow Iuliia Sedyk is not an average law student. While increasing her knowledge...
Posted on December 10, 2010 - in Higher Education Development, International Education, Education, Youth
Participants of the Global UGRAD in Eurasia and Central Asia program get involved in events in their host communities.
Ukrainian 2010 business fellow Vitaliy Dubil’ isn’t waiting to share his Muskie experience with other Ukrainians. In celebration of International Education week, Dubil’...
