"Your wisdom, sensitivity, high culture, diverse talent, and beautiful human qualities will set an example for all believers. Only a man with pure soul and open heart can lead people, consolidate them in officiating all things good and fair, and teach them wisdom and tolerance."
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This year, in addition to the already popular Program to Support Museum Workers for 2011-2012 and Museum Event of the Year all-Ukrainian action, a Special Competition was announced by the Polish Institute in Kyiv.
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To celebrate its anniversary, the Ukrainian Center for Museum Development presented to the museum community its new project, the Museum Strategy and Marketing book by Philip, Neil, and Wendy Kotlers in Ukrainian.
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Head of the Organizing Committee Oleksandr Maksymchuk emphasized the fact that the Philanthropist of the Year’s success inspired its organizers for more systemic work with philanthropists.
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The Ukraine 3000 International Charitable Foundation representatives greeted all participants of the events and gave books as presents to the winners.
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“This book will become a handy guide for any museum worker,” Mrs. Yushchenko said, presenting the publication. “In the present social and economic situation, implementing innovative approach to museum management is vital for museums.”
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March 14, Head of the Supervisory Board of the Ukraine 3000 International Charitable Foundation Kateryna Yushchenko took part in the Public Reform of Museum Management and Marketing international conference’s opening session.
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Winners of regional competitions will be invited by the organizing committee to national selections in Kyiv. The dates of the national selections will be made public after March 10.
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Doing Good Starts with You project coordinator Kateryna Taranenko presented an algorithm for preparing, creating, and organizing of charitable projects, introduced the participants of the meeting with the best examples of charitable activities, and presented projects – winners of the Doing Good Starts with You competition.
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February 14, 2011, a party to celebrate the Ukrainian cinema was held in Berlin. The event within the framework of the 61st Berlin Film Festival was organized by the Ukrainian Cinema Foundation.
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The Megarian Bowls catalog by Sabina Grzegrzulka was published in the English and Russian languages. This is the second of the two catalogues compiled by Polish and Ukrainian archeologists. The first, published in 2009, was dedicated to Greek gravestones from the collection of Kerch History and Culture Preserve.
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The Ukrainian booth will operate till February 20. This year it will present to European movie professionals and the public two full-length films: Anya, Volga, Rock-n-roll by Kostiantyn Konovalov (February 12 at 12:15 PM, Marriott 2 hall) and A Million to Heaven by Ihor Kopylov (February 1 at 1:00 PM, Marriott 1).
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The total of 1,318 works was submitted to the competition. The leader in terms of the amount of papers was Volyn oblast (185). Also in the top five are Chernihiv (106), Khmelnytsky (91), Dnipropetrovsk (90), Cherkasy (78), and Poltava (73) oblasts.
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The participation of Oleksandr Mindadze’s On Saturday in the competition has become an outstanding event for the Ukrainian cinema. The film’s plot is based on a real story taking place April 26, 1986, on the day of the Chernobyl explosion. The film is a joint production by Ukraine, Germany, and Russia. The premiere is scheduled for February 14.
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The meeting summarized the Philanthropist 2010 National Competition. Mr. Maksymchuk presented a report on its attainments and developments. The participants of the meeting gave recommendations and outlined the Organizing Committee’s activities for this year.
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The participants of the press conference will present the schedule of the Ukrainian booth activities, Ukrainian films demonstration, and other events. The new Ukrainian Film Catalog for 2010/2011 will be presented along with a collection of contemporary Ukrainian short films.
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