The journey of independent inclusive art initiatives in Ukraine, spearheaded by figures like Iryna Lysenko, a film producer, and Vladyslav Berkovskyi, the executive director of the Ukrainian Cultural Fund, is one to get inspired. Despite challenges posed by the full-scale war, their efforts continue to break down barriers and empower children with disabilities. Collaborative endeavours between organisations and individuals reflect a collective commitment to creating a more inclusive society, where culture is accessible to all.
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Author: Anna Romandash
© Iryna Lysenko
“It is amazing to watch how children change and transform through their interaction with art,” says Iryna, “You get to see them grow and become more confident. It is crucial to spend more time with these kids and teach them about different opportunities and ways to realise themselves.”
Iryna Lysenko is a producer in the film industry. From Kyiv, Ukraine, she is also the founder of the NGO Let’s grow healthy, and the mother of a child with a disability.
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