04/08/2022
Our friends from The Princeton Polish Society, in collaboration with Collegium Invisibile Academic Society, are hosting a fundraising campaign to aid refugee students from Ukraine. The purpose of this project is to provide tangible support to students of all nationalities and ethnic backgrounds who are enrolled at Ukrainian universities (mostly between 19 and 25 years of age) and who were forced to leave their country due to the recent Russian invasion. As participants of “Project Fleck”—named for Ludwik Fleck, a Polish-Jewish scholar born in Lviv—students from Ukraine will receive a monthly stipend as well as guidance and mentoring from a team of Polish student volunteers. The program will be certified by a diploma issued by Collegium Invisibile, whose prestigious position within Polish academia will help strengthen the credentials of refugee students within the Polish context.
Please visit the campaign’s Fundly Page https://fundly.com/help-refugee-students-from-ukraine to help us rebuild access to education for the displaced students from Ukraine.
Princeton Polish Society Fundraising Campaign for refugee students from Ukraine held held in collaboration with Collegium Invisibile Academic Society ...