Emerge Ukraine Pilgrimage 2024
Join us on a Journey to the Future's Frontier
The Pilgrimage
Ukrainian integral community in association with Perspectiva in September 2024 organized a pilgrimage through Ukraine to explore and imagine the world that's emerging in and beyond Ukraine.
The big war in Europe not only accelerated all trends but also led to entirely new hopes and challenges on the horizon. It’s a time to think and speak together about the future:
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The future of education
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The future of society
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The future of security
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The future of energy
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The future of democracy
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The future of money
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The future of the past
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The future of life and work
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The future of religion and spirituality
To explore what is emerging, we invited famous thinkers to go to the frontier where this is more clearly manifested. The sense of a system is clearer near its edge. Ukraine is a frontier of the free world with a sharp feeling of freedom and the future. We invited our friends and colleagues to undertake a pilgrimage to the edge to feel into and reflect on what is emerging in the global world.
We encourage you to watch the post-event video.
Keynote Speeches
We invite you to watch videos of keynote speeches:
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Oleksandra Matviichuk, Nobel Peace Prize Winner 2023, Head of the Center for Civil Liberties
Freedom in the Future: a world which is approaching
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Yevhen Hlibovytsky, Co-Founder & Director of the Frontier Institute
A Challenge of Interpreting Ukraine
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Mychailo Wynnyckyj, current Deputy Minister of Education, sociologist, Associate Professor at National University Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, author of "Ukrainian Maidan, Russian War" book
University in the Emerging World
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Volodymyr Yermolenko, philosopher, president of PEN Ukraine, editor in chief in UkraineWorld
Why Ukraine's Fight Has a Global Meaning
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Andriy Zelinskyy, catholic priest, a Ukrainian Jesuit, co-founder of Ukrainian Leadership Academy, military chaplain
Onthology of Personal Freedom
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Valerii Pekar, co-founder of the New Thinking School, associate professor of business schools of Kyiv-Mohyla University and Ukrainian Catholic University
Rejection of Colonial Optics as the Key to Sustainable Peace
