FLEX Alumni Provide a Space of English Immersion Through “Camp Unity”
Since 2014, Daryna Lapay '07 (Odessa, Ukraine/Gilbert, AZ) and Yaroslav Lapay '08 (Kupyansk-Vuzlovyy, Ukraine/Muncie, IN) teachers at the I Love English Language School organized...
Halyna Yanchenko ’04 Anticorruption Deputy at Kyiv City Council
‘After the return to your country it takes a lot of mental strength to start contributing to change in your community instead of wanting...
FLEX English Teacher Training in Kharkiv, Ukraine
FLEX Alumni Coordinator Vadym Hladun ’16 (Kharkiv, Ukraine/ Kalama, WA) held a first-of-its-kind event in Kharkiv city: the English Teacher Training on March 2....
GYSD Ukraine: Nonviolence Through Art Therapy
Sophia Yakovleva '13 (Olexandriya, Ukraine)Event Location: Kiev, Ukraine$270 FLEX Alumni Grant Funding$420 cost share from: Veronika Kononchuk from the East-Ukrainian Art Therapy Association, Lyudmila...
Life After the FLEX Program
All of the FLEX alumni have something in common. No matter where you go, what you do, and who you meet during your FLEX...
“It’s the most wonderful time of the year!”
Article by City Representative in Lviv, Ukraine Nastasiya Kovalenko ‘16
“It’s the most wonderful time of the year!” - I bet all of us know this...
FLEX Alumni and The Youth: Shaping Children into Responsible Adults of the Future
Young people play a very important role in the progress of any country. They represent the future and if groomed right, they can bring...
Happy Halloween from Kherson!
FLEX Alumni City Representatives in Kherson, Ukraine Borys Lesyk ’16 together with active alumni Yana Ustymenko ’16 and Myroslava Yarkova ’16 organized Halloween party...
FLEX Alumni and Business: Initiatives that are Helping the Business Community Thrive
Small businesses are often said to be the backbone of any economy. Just like everything else, it is also important to create awareness about...
How FLEX Alumni Impact Small Communities
For recently-returned FLEX alumni there is always a lingering question in the back of their minds: What’s next? Most go to universities in their...