In this section, you can explore research, articles, educational materials and other resources produced by the NGO ‘STAN’, created by the team and their partners to support those striving for systemic social change.
Annual report for 2025 in numbers and actions: 29 supported initiatives, over 1,100 participants in dialogues, and hundreds of people contributing to change in their communities.
The youth organization STAN announces a tender to provide accommodation for twenty participants of the Social Entrepreneurship Laboratory “Ukhorebrene Yunatstvo” from July 21 to 25.
Brief description of the vacancy
Brief description of the vacancy
Brief description of the vacancy
Stories of people who studied in the ToT course within the “Young […]
Decolonization is a complex process. At times it can even be painful. […]
his year NGO Stan has equipped and set up a resource youth […]
These are the stories of three youth-led projects supported by the Young […]
In the second part of 2024, STAN made four trips, visiting the […]
Back in early 2020, our team realized that it was time to […]
Our youth human rights resource center in Ivano-Frankivsk was established by the […]
This is a report for two months of hard work! I’ll tell […]
Youth Human Rights Resource Center in Ivano-Frankivsk. Our activities in October-December 2021 […]
The whole of 2021 was characterized by capacity building and development of […]
The report “Encouraged Youngsters: Approaches to Social Entrepreneurship Skills Formation among Young […]
Our youth human rights resource center in Ivano-Frankivsk was established by the […]
In 2022, during the first days of the russian military aggression against […]
The “Young Diversity Ambassadors” report summarizes the qualitative changes experienced by participants and their communities. It brings together the findings of the analysis, personal stories from ambassadors, and concrete examples of the program’s impact across Ukraine.
This report reflects a year of rapid response and transformation. In 2022, STAN focused on humanitarian support, the creation of safe spaces, and adapting its work to meet the urgent needs of people affected by the war.
This analytical report supports local governments, educational institutions, civil society organizations, and youth initiatives in developing educational programmes to strengthen entrepreneurial skills among young people in small towns.
The Youth Human Rights Resource Center in Ivano-Frankivsk was established by the NGO “STAN” with the financial support of IM Swedish Development Partner within the institutional support project “Youth Outpost of Human Rights and Solidarity.”
Throughout the year, we focused on developing internal processes and the team, introducing new approaches to our work, and strengthening key areas such as human rights, gender equality, and intercultural dialogue.
This report shares the first two months of the center’s work — how it was set up, how internal processes were built, and how we created a shared, functional space for more than 10 people to work together.