We are looking for innovative approaches as one solution to address the effects of the war against Ukraine. Russia’s attack on Ukraine in February 2022 and the acts of violence have changed the world. The violence has upended the lives of millions of Ukrainians. Therefore the issues range from refugee crisis, reconstruction, food insecurity and energy supply to health and legal issues and among others. We are open to many topics as long as they create impact.
Our participants
Connect with participants from Ukraine Response #1
Ana Lichtwer
Olena Vorozheikina
Anna Believantseva
Maria Kalenska
Yuliia Karnas
Hanna Kolesnichenko
Qian Qin
Karolina Attspodina
Nikita Overchyk
Ivan Kychatyi
Alexandr Zubchenko
Valeriia Biloshytska
Maryna Soroka
Nataliia Kovalenko
Hanna Slobodyanyuk-Montavon
Alex Biloshytski
Our startups
These startups participated in our accelerator program:
UATalents
Ivan Kychatyi & Nikita Overchyk
Handstree
Alex Kuvallini
Bake for Ukraine
Maria Kalenska & Olena Vorozheikina
Mykolaiv Water Hub
Hanna Slobodyanyuk-Montavon
GUTEmission
Nataliia Kovalenko, Maryna Soroka, Elena Korchagina, Ana Lichtwer & Nataliia Egorova
Podiya
Alex Biloshytsk, Valeriia Biloshytska, Alexandr Zubchenko & Nataliia Sereda
Tysha (OneUkraine)
Hanna Kolesnichenko & Yuliia Karnas
We Do Solar
Karolina Attspodina & Qian Qin
Esper Bionics
Anna Believantseva & Dmytro Gazda
mexb.ai
Kseniia Teslenko & Meri Khazaradze
Your mentors and experts
Here you can connect with mentors from our Ukraine Response Program #1
Jasmine Borhan
André Nikolski
Julia Majer
Laura Kohler
Lyudmyla Kovalenko
Sophie Dienberg
Dr. Thomas Gnefkow
Carolin Kröger
Nora Azzaoui
Peter Brock
Final Event: Ukraine Response Program cohort #1
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In the press
Esper Bionics, is included in TIME magazine’s list of the best inventions of 2022. The self-learning prosthetic hand powered by artificial intelligence (AI) was named a groundbreaking invention in the accessibility category and will appear on the magazine’s cover.