Representatives of the Center and students are constantly working to prevent violence, discrimination, and sexual harassment.

In the first year, while studying the humanities, students get acquainted with documents on these issues and receive information about trust boxes and other contacts. Students conduct pilot sociological research and prepare research papers on preventing and combating sexual harassment, human trafficking, violence, and discrimination.

A unique course, “Inequality and Discrimination in Society” (4th year, Department of Philosophy), has been developed and taught.

The Center for Gender Education, together with representatives of student government, participates in numerous events held in the city, attends trainings on combating violence. Some students are already coached to combat violence, discrimination and sexual harassment. Young university professors who volunteer at the Center for Gender Education run groups to prevent violence, discrimination, and sexual harassment.

The Centre’s activities focus on drawing public and media attention to gender issues through information campaigns, development, and dissemination of social advertising with the support of social services.

Employees of the Center for Gender Education (Prof. Karpenko K.I., Assoc. Prof. Marushchenko O.A., Prof. Filyanina N.M., Senior Lecturer Deineka V.V., Assistant Professor Fedorenko O.O. and others) trainings on counteraction to all forms of sexual misconduct are conducted both separately and during the humanitarian cycle of subjects. The position of the harassing party is considered, but also training in active observation and safe intervention and assistance.

Students and teachers research gender issues of the individual as an element of his socialization; summarize the acquired theoretical and empirical experience in gender issues in the organization of the student volunteer movement to provide socio-pedagogical and psychological assistance to victims of discrimination.

Volunteers conduct informational and explanatory work on gender issues among student youth and the university’s teaching staff; preparation of information materials on topical gender issues of today, social advertising, and holding relevant competitions among student youth.

Employees of the Center for Gender Education (Prof. Karpenko K.I. Assoc. Prof. Marushchenko O.A., Prof. Filyanina N.M., Senior Lecturer Deineka V.V., Senior Lecturer Fedorenko O.O.) conduct training in combating all forms of sexual misconduct.

The position of the harassing party is considered, but training in active observation and safe intervention and assistance is regarded.

Students and teachers research gender issues of the individual as an element of his socialization; summarize the acquired theoretical and empirical experience in gender issues in the organization of the student volunteer movement to provide socio-pedagogical and psychological assistance to victims of discrimination.

Volunteers perform informational and explanatory work on gender issues among student youth and the university’s teaching staff; prepare information materials on topical gender issues of today, social advertising, and hold relevant competitions among student youth.

An essential work area is to support public and state gender education initiatives.