On March 28, 2026, students of the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Social and Humanitarian Sciences participated in the interactive quest game "In Search of a Long-Winged Dragonfly" for children 10-13 years old, IDPs and locals, held by the public organization "PRO OSVIT" within the framework of the "Unity for Action" program, which is implemented by IREX with the support of the US Department of State.

The event was facilitated by a graduate of the university in the field of "Social Work. Social Pedagogy. Practical Psychology", Doctor of Philosophy Olha KORINSKA. The applicants acted as moderators and co-hosts at the locations, like those who had been trained by IREX. During the event, they had the opportunity to collaborate with children and their parents.

The adventure called "In Search of a Long-Winged" became a vivid combination of play and useful experience for the children, where each participant was able to feel like a real researcher. Going through a series of intellectual and creative tests, the teams did not just hunt for the mysterious hero, but learned to act as a single unit, showing extraordinary ingenuity and mutual assistance.

At the end of the event, all involved applicants received words of gratitude from the event partners in the Poltava urban territorial community, namely the IDP Support Center of the Volnovakha district of Donetsk region "Side by side" and the Library-branch 10 of the Central Library of the Poltava MTG, and received Gratitude from the NGO "PRO OSVIT" for their significant personal contribution to the organization and holding of the interactive quest game "In Search of the Long-winged".

This event was made possible by the “Unity for Action” program, implemented by #IREX with financial support from the US Department of State. The content of the publication is the sole responsibility of the NGO “PRO OSVIT”, LTSNU and does not necessarily reflect the views of IREX and the US Department of State.

According to the Social Pedagogy Department