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Ukraine: How to Build Social Peace Amid Displacement?
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November 20, 2015
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1:36:08Now PlayingThe Russian occupation of Ukraine has uprooted more than 1.4 million Ukrainians who struggle for survival, and for futures, in cities and towns nationwide. While Ukraine’s civil society has responded vigorously to help, the prolongation of this massive displacement is deepening strains on the nation’s social cohesion and economy. How might Ukraine help its displaced citizens and their host communities become agents for national reconciliation and cohesion? On November 19, USIP gathered prominent Ukrainian and U.S. specialists to discuss strategy for such an effort.
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Speakers:
Natalia Karbowska
Board Chair of the Ukrainian Women’s Fund, Advisor at the Global Fund for Women
Dawn Calabia
Honorary Advisor at Refugees International
Ambassador William Taylor
Executive Vice President, U.S. Institute of Peace
Ambassador Melanne Verveer
Executive Director of the Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security
Lauren Van Metre, Moderator
Acting Vice President, USIP’s Applied Research on Conflict Center
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