The Role Of The Ukrainian Diaspora And The All-Ukrainian Women's Society Named After Olena Teliga (Women's Organization Of The Oun) In Forming The World Outlook Of Ukrainian Youth (1994-2000)
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17721/1728-2640.2025.161.3
Keywords:
women's society, diaspora, Ukrainian youth, worldview, Ukrainian traditions, school educationAbstract
Introduction. The Ukrainian women's movement that exists at the present stage, among other things, actively interacts with youth and constantly resorts to forming the worldview of the Ukrainian young generation. It is the youth that is currently an important driving force in the process of the revival of feminism and the growth of gender consciousness. The proposed article analyzes the role of the All-Ukrainian Women's Society named after Olena Teliga in forming the worldview of Ukrainian youth in the period from 1994 to 2000.
Methods. In addition to general scientific research methods, such as systematization, generalization, analysis of the researcher's epistemological approaches, content analysis, those inherent in historical science were used, in particular the method of historiographic analysis, historiographic synthesis, and comparative-historical.
Results. The study showed that the participants of the All-Ukrainian Women's Society named after Olena Teliga, with the financial assistance of the Ukrainian diaspora, made every possible effort during the difficult period of changing social relations, using various forms of educational influence on youth, based on the ideology of the OUN, to establish the independence of Ukraine and the formation of civil society.
Keywords: women's society, diaspora, Ukrainian youth, worldview, Ukrainian traditions, school education.
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