Authors
Cara Denney
A 13 year Kyiver, Cara reports that beyond writing, consulting and non-profit projects, “discovering Ukraine” is still her favorite activity.
Maryna Khorunzha
Legal background and having been immersed in multicultural environment allow Maryna to evaluate developments in Ukraine both as a citizen and an outside observer.
Vilyen Pidgornyy
Having lived and studied internationally, Vilyen — former non-profit development specialist — offers his view on peculiarities of Ukrainian culture.
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28/03 What is to Become of Nuclear Power Stations And Their Legacy
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14/12 Facial Recognition – Technological Revolution or Privacy Havoc?
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13/09 Small Countries vs. Large Economies in the Olympics – Fair Game or Foul Play
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01/08 Hosting Major Sports Event – Recipe for Success or Disaster?
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06/06 IT Jobs Market - Patriotism vs. Cost Efficiency
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10/04 NGOs in the Developing Countries – Evolution or Devolution?
Maria Ivanova
A journalist and an aspiring psychologist, Maria likes to explore Ukrainian mentality through the lense of an insider.
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13/05 Humanity’s Thirsty Future: Searching for Solution
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18/03 HR Managers Unveil Surprising Personnel Retention Tricks
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14/11 Will E-Dollar Steal the Show From Good Old Paper Buck?
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21/08 Snobby Political Parties Spin Out of the Box
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27/07 How Are the Olympics Worth Our While?
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23/07 Peacekeeping or Just a Proxy War?
Mary Brune
Traveling to Ukraine for the first time, Mary will share her experiences in Kyiv through the eyes of a young American.
Brett Ley
A Lehigh University student and aspiring world traveler, Brett Ley offers unbiased insight about his nine-week internship in Ukraine.
