The Ukrainian IS in 2014 had to be transformed into an IF because of the Russian invasion. Come listen to the incredible story of Ukrainian resilency and the stories around it.

Joshua has been putting togerther a new interactive training guide for EYP and we found it a perfect excuse to dip into a variety of topics.

A long time member of EYP Ukraine Mariam Kunchuliya joins us to give insight on the vacuum organisations like EYP fill in, in the field of political education

Due to the nature of the organisation, our volunteers tend to form quite diverse understandings of what the roles entail. This often leads to situations where leaderships can have very different expectations of their teams. With Natalia we discuss navigating the system from the perspectives of team member and leader.

In this episode we cover nuances of leadership in EYP and how the different approaches we assume are the best are always less black and white than one might think

EYP policies have delevoped a lot in the past few years and many aspects come from the legal requirements for organisations. In this episode we take a dive into EYP UK's history and talk about the finesse of these rules.

Our second take on all the things we've seen go wrong. Our guests for this episode are Jeroen Blom and Anastasia Zhuchkova

We are joined by Realdo who as a chairperson of Milano IS went through the formative human connection EYP can make between you and people you've never met face to face. This episode focuses on those connections and our stories of humans we've come close to on the way

Austris joins us to discuss the more and less perilous parts of our EYP journeys

Valeriya Boyko and Karen Caramelo Alves (external trainer of the Azerbaijan T4ET '21) join us to discuss topics around training, focusing on moving to a more available digital format.