This Saturday in Tallinn: the open lecture "What we should know about ourselves in wartime"!

How do we define "us" and "them"? Why do we strive for justice but love exceptions to the rules? And what do we do with all this in wartime? Maryna Starodubska will talk about this – author of the book "How to Understand Ukrainians: A Cross-Cultural View", adjunct professor at Kyiv-Mohyla Business School, guest lecturer at the University of Tartu and Tallinn University of Technology, and a cross-cultural consultant with 15 years of experience.

• 5 April | 13:00–16:00
• Tallinn Central Library (Estonia pst 8, Tallinn)
• Entry by donation – 5 euros
• Only 70 places – registration required via this link

The lecture by Maryna Starodubska is not just a conversation about us but also a chance to better understand how we think and act as a society.

And there is a surprise! We will give away the book "How to Understand Ukrainians" among the participants. It will go to the author of the most interesting question at the lecture – Maryna will choose! So prepare your questions!

Here are links to recordings of 5 live streams with Maryna on topics around her book – if you want to learn more about the lecturer:

• "Perceiving and implementing fundamental change – cross-cultural features"
• "Working with clients and partners from other countries – what to consider"
• "Ukrainian society's demand for justice and exceptions to the rules: how does it work?" 
• "Why is it so hard for us to agree: when discussion turns destructive and how to prevent it"
• "Total distrust of everyone towards everyone in our society: where it comes from, what feeds it, and can trust be "regrown"" 

Come to listen, ask and discuss – it will be interesting!