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Collage of images and text cards promoting sustainable food packaging and reducing waste, including topics like zero waste lunch, fighting food waste, reusable packaging, shopping without plastic, and plastic-free takeout guides.

Green shopping bag illustration with text 'How to reduce environmental footprint of food packaging' on a dark green textured background, with a leafy cabbage on the right and logos for Interreg Baltic Sea Region, European Union, and Change(K)now! at the top left.

Three panels on a green background conveying environmental and health messages: first, a text block titled 'Hidden Chemicals in Plastics' warns about BPA, phthalates, and styrene leaching into food and disrupting hormones; second, an illustration of a hand holding a reusable coffee cup with a prompt asking 'What type of package do you prefer to use?'; third, text comparing take-away versus delivery, encouraging avoiding single-use packaging and promoting reusable containers, alongside an illustration of a person riding a scooter with a delivery box.

Close-up of fresh vegetables including carrots, broccoli, and zucchini in a reusable mesh bag on a white surface next to a beige cloth bag.

Three infographic panels about packaging waste: Left panel shows salads and sandwiches with text 'Did you know? Each European produces nearly 190 kg of packaging waste annually.' Middle panel shows coffee cups and croissant with text 'Approximately 40% of global plastic production is used for packaging, with much from food delivery, causing billions of tons of plastic waste yearly.' Right panel titled 'Check your knowledge' with icons and facts: Europeans generate 190 kg packaging waste on average, paper/cardboard is largest packaging waste share in EU, and 820 marine species are affected by plastic pollution worldwide.

Change (K)now

The Change(K)now! project helps municipalities reduce single-use food packaging in food delivery and catering systems, and build social acceptance among companies and people for circular reuse of food packaging. #changeknowcampaign

Collage of six Instagram-style posts from adu.place with bright orange, white, purple, and gray backgrounds featuring Belarusian text. Top row includes a classical building facade with the caption about programs for journalists at Tartu University, a post about three main reasons students leave university, and another listing 15 educational opportunities with a deadline in April. Bottom row shows a black-and-white photo of three smiling young people with a blue label, a portrait of a woman in white with a question about the Fulbright scholarship, and a text block promoting a collection of educational life hacks.

Six Instagram-style posts from adu.place promoting a one-year scholarship program for living and studying in Indonesia. The first post shows a black-and-white image of Indonesian temples with text about scholarships. The next posts describe the Darmasiswa program, application requirements, including a resume, medical certificate, passport, recommendation, transcripts, English certificate, essay, and motivation video. Instructions explain how to apply online with a deadline of April 7, 2023. The last post provides contact information for further questions and communication with graduates.

Poster in Belarusian promoting a training event for lawyers 3.0 scheduled for July 30-31, featuring two people working together on a laptop and tablet, with website adukacyja.info mentioned.

Person wearing a bright red sweatshirt with three pins attached: two circular pins, one orange with a white stylized letter and the other white with an orange stylized letter, and a rectangular pin with the text '[АДУ]майся' on it, against an orange background.

Adu.place

Adu.place is a media outlet about educational opportunities for young people in Belarus and content for self-development. Its' goal is to help belarusians find these opportunities, prepare the perfect application, develop knowledge and skills, and see the world around them.

Collage of informational graphics and photos related to Science at Risk. Includes portraits of Iryna Rabotyagova, Mykhailo Krasikov, Ekaterina Schulman, and Irina Yakutenko; a graph on professional situation of displaced Ukrainian scientists abroad; a quote expressing alarm from Russian social policy analysts; an image of a protest with a man speaking at a microphone; a call for authors with megaphone line drawing; and details of events about transformations in Kharkiv identity, business transformation during the war, and a podcast titled 'Knowledge is Power'.

Stationery set on dark background includes a letterhead, envelope, and business cards for SCIENCE AT RISK Emergency Office, featuring teal, white, and dark blue design with contact details and logos.

Science at Risk

SCIENCE AT RISK Emergency Office is a project founded by the Academic Network Eastern Europe, akno e.V., that provides support to academics and students that have been affected by the war in Ukraine or by political repression in Belarus and Russia.

Graphic collage on dark blue background with six squares: top left shows police detaining a person; top center shows prisoner behind bars with SUMMARY label; top right displays number 1564 with a bird silhouette above political prisoners in Belarus text; bottom left shows number 47 with text packages sent to political prisoners in May; bottom center has Belarus in Numbers title with colorful vertical bars; bottom right shows a prison corridor with vertical bars graphic.

Conference badge with a black and white photo of a woman with short blonde hair, labeled Maryia Kalesnikava, for the August 2, 2024, "New Belarus" conference, on a blue background with a black lanyard featuring blue and green lines.

Humanitarian Ambulance Service

Four leading organizations providing assistance to politically persecuted people in Belarus have joined forces to create the “Humanitarian Ambulance Service”. It is intended to improve the quality and responsiveness of assistance to politically persecuted individuals, as well as enable a coordinated response to new challenges.

Grid of six promotional panels in Belarusian about academic and cultural events including a writing contest, grants for scientific events, adaptation support for Belarusian researchers, lectures on sacred female icons, a content analysis metadisciplinary lab, and an art lecture, featuring black-and-white photos, a classical portrait, and a man with a bucket by a fountain in a garden.

Three graphic cards with Belarusian text, featuring portraits of speakers outlined in white against red geometric shapes on a dark background. The top card shows a man in a black outfit with the title about narrative art and perception mechanisms. The bottom left card shows a woman and a man with the title about algorithms vs freedom discussion. The right card has red text about burial, Skype, and internet as a grave under the death concept.

Scholars for Belarus

The Scholars for Belarus project by akno e.V. was created in response to structural changes and challenges facing the global civil society. The socio-political crises of recent years demand new strategies for overcoming challenges and for understanding the current situation of Belarus and the Belarusian community in the world.