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Victor Pinchuk Foundation hosted the YES Special Gathering in Kyiv on the occasion of the 4th anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine
Victor Pinchuk Foundation and YES hosted the 9th Ukrainian Lunch on the margins of the Munich Security Conference
Victor Pinchuk Foundation and YES to host the 9th Ukrainian Lunch on the margins of the Munich Security Conference
Victor Pinchuk Foundation to launch the Ukraine House in partnership with the Munich Security Conference

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People	Society	World	Finished projects
Cradles of Hope PinchukArtCentre Zavtra.UA WorldWideStudies Public Lectures	RECOVERY Ukraine Relief Fund RETURNING Platform dobro.ua Babyn Yar Holocaust Memorial Center Veteran Hub Jewish communities	Yalta European Strategy Davos Ukrainian Breakfast Ukraine House Davos The Munich Ukrainian Lunch Security Roundtable Atlantic Council Amicus Europae Foundation Brookings Institution Open Ukraine Foundation	Ukraine: Future’s Frontline YOUR COUNTRY FIRST – WIN WITH US Deciding Your Tomorrow The UKRAINE IS YOU project Paul McCartney's Independence Concert Spell Your Name Legal clinics / Legal Aid Israeli Presidential Conference Clinton Global Initiative Davos Philanthropic Roundtable Peterson Institute for International Economics Kyiv School of Economics Pride of the Country Aspen Ukraine Initiative Medsanbat The Chamber Orchestra "Vremena Goda"

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The Victor Pinchuk Foundation presented the Ukrainian edition of Bill Clinton’s book “Giving”

19.02.2010

The Victor Pinchuk Foundation took the initiative and provided financial support for publishing the Ukrainian edition of Bill Clinton's book "Giving. How Each Of Us Can Change The World"

Participants in the 3rd Davos Philanthropic Roundtable: HI-TEACH can overcome global “digital gap”

28.01.2010

"The introduction of hi-tech in education would help overcome the ‘digital gap' existing today between developed and developing countries and continents"

Founder of Wikipedia: Internet is no substitute for schools and libraries

28.01.2010

“The process of new technology and ‘informal’ teaching tools development is irreversible. However, this process cannot force out traditional forms of knowledge transfer”, stated Jimmy D. Wales, founder of Wikipedia