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Ensuring teaching and learning continues in Ukraine

UNESCO completes mission to Ukraine to support journalists’ safety and assess needs

A team of two UNESCO experts Guilherme Canela and Saorla McCabe travelled to Lviv Ukraine on 2122 April to meet with journalists and editors and take stock of the main challenges and needs of the media

UNESCO and NORAD join forces with partners to translate storybooks for Ukrainian children

UNESCO and ICCROM join forces with the Maidan Museum of Kyiv to support Ukraine’s museums

Director-General condemns killing of Lithuanian documentary film maker Mantas Kvedaravicius in Ukraine

The DirectorGeneral of UNESCO Audrey Azoulay has denounced the killing of documentary film maker Mantas Kvedaravicius who died in his car while attempting to escape the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol on 2 April

Director-General condemns killing of photographer Maksim Levin in Ukraine

The DirectorGeneral of UNESCO Audrey Azoulay has denounced the killing of photographer and videographer Maksim Levin whose body was found in a village north of Kyiv Ukraine on 2 April

Call by UNESCO and partners concerning the risk of illicit trafficking of Ukrainian cultural property

Ukraine: UNESCO mobilizes support for learning continuity

UNESCO is mobilizing support to maintain continuity of education and to help teachers and learners in Ukraine Through its Global Education Coalition the Organization will provide computer hardware and digital learning contents

Ukraine: UNESCO Director-General condemns killing of journalist Oksana Baulina

The DirectorGeneral of UNESCO Audrey Azoulay has condemned the killing of Russian journalist Oksana Baulina in Kyiv on 23 March She died during shelling while filming in the Podil district of the city

Mapping host countries’ education responses to the influx of Ukrainian students

More than 42 million people have fled Ukraine since the start of the war on 24 February 2022 with estimates suggesting that half of them are children

Ukraine: UNESCO working for truth and life-saving information

Rapid response by UNESCOs Communication and Information Sector has seen emergency support being delivered to journalists working in Ukraine through local and international partners

Ukraine: UNESCO implementing new emergency measures to protect journalists

Today UNESCO announced new emergency measures to protect journalists in Ukraine to help displaced Ukrainian journalist unions to continue their work and to support the free flow of information about the war The Organization is providing an initial batch of 125 sets of Personal Protective Equipment as well as training on hostile environments

UNESCO’s Global Education Coalition responds to Ukrainian call for support