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Revision as of 22:14, 16 July 2023
Kateryna Yasko (Ukraine), Moderator, is a psychologist, educator, dialogue facilitator, civic activist and a guide into the Ukrainian history, culture and current socio-political context. Her academic background is in the area of international relations and law (MSc), business (MBA), and psychology (MSc). For more than a decade Kateryna has been an active explorer of Ken Wilber’s integral approach, adult development and Scandinavian bildung practices to hold space and design interventions that foster social dialogue in the Ukrainian society.She is certified trainer in Nonviolent communication (NVC), founder of the educational initiative Empatia.pro and NGO International Institute for Integral Development, co-founder and lecturer at the New Thinking School. As a mother or three minor children, after the full-scale invasion Kateryna’s family temporarily left Ukraine and spent a year in Vilnius, Lithuania, supporting local Ukrainian refugee community and civic society through Open Society Foundation Lithuania.