People with War Experience. Dignity. Interaction
How to communicate properly and respectfully with active military personnel and veterans. In particular, with those with a disability and ones who have experienced captivity.
Experts: Oksana Koliada, Nataliia Umerenkova, Yuliia Kirillova, +5
The "People with War Experience. Dignity. Interaction" series teaches you how to communicate and interact with veterans and active military personnel. Over the course of 11 episodes, you will learn about the peculiarities of communication in a family, circle of friends, in a store, park or public place, as well as what can distinguish a person with combat experience, what states and reactions they might experience. The best Ukrainian experts give recommendations on how to help both men and women veterans, and also how a military person can seek psychological help if needed. People with combat experience speak frankly about captivity, living with a disability, their attitude towards dark humor, and why an improper offer of help could be offensive. The series also includes useful information for employers and communities which are among the first to meet the defenders
This educational series was created on the initiative of the Ministry of Digital Transformation within the framework of the "Veterans’ experience is worthy of respect" thematic wave of the communication campaign for the Ukrainian mental health program "How Are U?" initiated by the First Lady Olena Zelenska with the support of the Coordination Center for Mental Health of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, Barrier-Free NGO, and the Visa company, a member of the Business Without Barriers community for the Diia.Education platform
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