At SLU in Uppsala, CAIS researcher Dr. Tetiana Gorokhova is testing concrete strategies for resilient and trauma-sensitive teaching together with international SAFE LEARN partners. The program includes neuroeducation, the design of learning activities according to the SAFE LEARN model, as well as hands-on work with audio and video materials.
In February, international partners met at CAIS to deepen cooperation on AI mindset, responsible digital education, and student wellbeing in times of crisis.
Dr. Tetiana Gorokhova participated in the launch of the SAFE LEARN project (Supporting Adaptive and Flexible Education for War-Affected Students in Ukraine). The kick-off meeting took place from January 12 to 13, 2026, at the Public Security Academy of Mykolas Romeris University in Lithuania.
CAIS researcher Dr. Tetiana Gorokhova is part of the international consortium behind SAFE LEARN, one of several projects funded by the European Commission through the Erasmus+ program. The project aims to strengthen Ukraine’s higher education sector through trauma-sensitive teaching and digital innovation, fostering academic resilience in times of war and displacement.
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