The FESTIVAL of DIVERSITY of the WORLD'S CULTURAL Expressions is a 5 years-long project (2021-2025) that aims to enlarge worldwide the turnout of higher educational institutes and public administrations engaged in contributing to raise awareness, interpret and communicate the local cultural expressions of their sites for a not only sustainable, but also an inclusive, supportive and ethical progress of the communities they are part of.

Ukrainian national culture on the way of civilizational development in the XXI century. Nation as a result of ethos transformation into subject of the world history. Correlation between historical role of nation and national culture and its contribution to the history of world culture. Ukrainian national culture as a spiritual system of values.

Through this digital platform, Miami artist Xavier Cortada asks you to join him in creating an art piece that captures and shares our collective voices. The artist will incorporate the words participants upload online into the Thrive305 collaborative digital message mural that Mayor Levine Cava will unveil on April 17th at the closing of Thrive305 Civic Week.

Publishing the second ECPE book, focused on the issues concerning barriers and obstacles to the phenomenon of prosumerism and self-production and self- consumption of energy. The studies analyze the legal form an energy community could cover inside the national framework, comparing the experiences of different countries both within the EU, both outside Europe /Prof. Lucia Rugerri, Italy

"Ukrainian Knowledge Exchange (UKE) for Project Initiation" Conceptual Case-Study: web-based course utilizes conceptual modelling tools to promote system understanding, such as societal resource management, stakeholders and processes involved. It aims to help initiate projects and bring together the actors that can jointly develop strategies for problem definition and appropriate methodology.

A participatory public art project by environmental artist Prof. Xavier Cortada, University of Miami School of Law. The project aims to generate awareness on rising sea levels, and engage Floridians to take action against climate change by providing a space where homeowners can address its impending impacts.

"Dear Earth, I love you so, so much. One day, like so many people this past month, I will give you my last breath. But in the meantime, I promise to continue to do everything I can to keep us both alive and thriving." by Chantal Bilodeau - a renown playwright and translator, a pioneer in the sphere of eco theater, called one of "trailblazers who are changing the climate conversation".

To commemorate this year's anniversary - Florida 200th, Cortada is continuing his ongoing project "Florida is... Nature", which encourages participants to depict Florida's natural beauty as they find better ways to coexist with nature. The project aims to encourage state-wide audiences to care for Florida's ecosystems.