Theory of big changes: module #3, 4
The third and fourth modules of our author’s course “Theory of Big Change” are over.
“This course finally destroyed my doubts about active youth in Poltava. It turned out that they are not only active, but also critical thinkers.
Young people are interested in political, legal and economic processes, sometimes more than adults.
Four intense modules surrounded by very motivated students have added optimism to the assessment of the future of our country,” said Olena Dmytrenko, the course trainer.
We are already looking forward to the final module to congratulate our students on completing the course. We are confident that all 5 classes will form a holistic picture of a healthy civil society for them.
The programme is prepared and implemented with the support of the German Marshall Fund for Regional Cooperation.
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