In February, “The League of the Strong” began to build a steady relationship with the media. Journalists focused on legal aid projects, stories of veterans and people with disabilities, as well as initiatives that make communities more accessible. “Accessible Law” and the Hotline One of the topics covered in media reports was free legal aid… Continue reading What the media wrote about “The League of the Strong” in February
Author: Місаілова Марія
What Changes Will the Law on Reasonable Accommodations for People with Disabilities and the Labor Market Bring?
The draft law on reasonable accommodation could significantly expand employment opportunities for people with disabilities — from providing compensation to employers for workplace modifications to supporting entrepreneurs with disabilities. Daria Kukurika, Executive Director of “The League of the Strong,” spoke on Ukrainian Radio about these changes and their significance for the labor market. What exactly… Continue reading What Changes Will the Law on Reasonable Accommodations for People with Disabilities and the Labor Market Bring?
Vulnerable groups in Frankivsk learned to recognize deepfakes and protect themselves from AI manipulation (PHOTOS)
Author: Sonya Hreida February 20, 2026 On February 20, SMUHA in Ivano-Frankivsk hosted a training session titled “Media Literacy and Digital Security” for people with disabilities, internally displaced persons, and seniors. Participants learned how to distinguish between news generated by artificial intelligence and how to avoid becoming victims of online financial fraud. “Galka” reports on… Continue reading Vulnerable groups in Frankivsk learned to recognize deepfakes and protect themselves from AI manipulation (PHOTOS)
The League of the Strong has joined efforts to develop Ukraine’s first standard for accessible language
On March 2, Ukraine’s first national language standard, “Terminology of Accessibility,” was unveiled. Vladimir Vysotsky, a representative of “The League of the Strong” public association and an expert on accessibility and inclusive practices, joined the expert working group that developed the standard. The creation of the Standard is a continuation of First Lady of Ukraine… Continue reading The League of the Strong has joined efforts to develop Ukraine’s first standard for accessible language
Their Own Struggle: Stories of Women Leading Civil Society Organizations
Olga Bobrus, Nia Nickel, Maria Nikitina, Olesia Nosenko, Iaryna Tanchak, and Anna Drohovoz lead civil society organizations that focus on inclusion, accessibility, and support for veterans and families of people with disabilities. In honor of International Women’s Rights Day, we share their stories — about challenges, stereotypes, and the power of civic leadership. “And over… Continue reading Their Own Struggle: Stories of Women Leading Civil Society Organizations
Doctors in Ivano-Frankivsk were trained in early detection of rehabilitation needs: key points from the training
On February 27, the League of the Strong held a training session entitled “The first signs that a patient needs rehabilitation: how a doctor can restore a person’s functionality and life” in Ivano-Frankivsk. It brought together 20 primary care physicians, surgeons, neurologists, orthopedists, therapists, and hospital doctors. The event was conducted by Iryna Lopushynska, head… Continue reading Doctors in Ivano-Frankivsk were trained in early detection of rehabilitation needs: key points from the training
People with disabilities in Chernihiv region can receive assistive devices and legal advice
“League of the Strong” will provide free tools and consultations to people with disabilities from the Chernihiv, Pryluky, and Nizhyn communities. When filling out the vocation form below, you can indicate the need for multiple tools at once. The project aims to provide a rapid and inclusive response, improve living conditions, access to social protection… Continue reading People with disabilities in Chernihiv region can receive assistive devices and legal advice
Two kilometers on a prosthesis — and not a single step back
The war took Yevheniy Dmytrenko’s leg, but not his faith in the possibility of living a full life. After being wounded in the Kherson region, undergoing rehabilitation and receiving a prosthetic leg, he returned home, set up a barrier-free space for himself, learned to walk kilometers on his prosthetic leg, and obtained a driver’s license.… Continue reading Two kilometers on a prosthesis — and not a single step back