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Public organization "Interns League" (Interns League) (Ukrainian: Ліга інтернів) is a voluntary association of graduates of the Internship Program in the
Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, central bodies of executive power and local self-government.[1]
In the first years of its existence, the main goal of the organization was the development of the Internship Program, establishing cooperation and maintaining ties between its graduates [2].
The NGO "League of Interns" is an important social elevator that helps young people gain invaluable experience in public administration[3].
History of creation
The youth internship program in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine was founded on the joint initiative of the Association of former members of the
United States Congress and
Verkhovna Rada in July 1995. In the first year of the Program's existence, no age restrictions were set for participants. The oldest participant of the first internship program was 36 years old (born in 1959), and the youngest participant was only 19 years old (born in 1976)[4]
Since November 2000, administration of the Internship Program has been transferred to the Indiana University Parliamentary Assistance Program, and since September 2008 - to the Legislative Policy Development Program, the Parliamentary Assistance Program of Ukraine II (PSP II), which is implemented by Ohio State University.
In 2008–2013, the Assistance Program of the Parliament of Ukraine II expanded the activities of the Internship Program to the Secretariat of the President of Ukraine and some Ministries of Ukraine.
In April 2009, the NGO "Interns League" was founded, which included graduates of the Internship Program in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine and other authorities, whose main task was the administration of the Internship Program, its development, strengthening cooperation between graduates, and creating other opportunities for development young people.
Since 2015, the internship program in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine has been implemented jointly with the Human Resources Department of the
Verkhovna Rada[5].
In 2021, the implementation of the Program was financially and expertly supported by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) within the framework of the program "COUNCIL: Responsibility, Accountability, Democratic Parliamentary Representation" within the framework of the IBO "Eastern Europe Foundation" grant [7].. In the same year, the Program officially celebrated its 25th anniversary[8].
Development of leadership potential
Among the priorities of the Internship Program is to raise the level of political culture of interns, prepare young professionals for future leadership[9]. For this purpose, meetings of interns with well-known political and public figures of Ukraine, representatives of international organizations, graduates of the Program who have already achieved significant success are organized. During these meetings, interns have a unique opportunity to exchange ideas and ask questions of invited guests.
During the long existence of the NGO "Interns League", more than 2,000 young, active and promising people from all over Ukraine have participated in the internship program. At one time, the participants of the Parliamentary Internship Program became well-known and influential figures of modern social, political and cultural life, direct participants in the legislative process:
Stepan Barna is a politician and public figure, People's Deputy of Ukraine of the 8th convocation (2014-2015), head of the Ternopil Regional State Administration (2015-2019)[10], intern 2002-2003.
Pavlo Bulgak is an advisor to the Minister of Youth and Sports of Ukraine (2015-2019), since September 2019 an advisor to the Deputy Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Olena Kondratyuk, intern 2004-2005.
Vitaly Horduz — media manager, general director of the KP Media holding[11], vice-president for finance and legal issues of the
Kyiv School of Economics[12], intern 1995-1996.
Oleksii Zhmerenetskyi — politician, public figure and publicist, expert on issues of innovative development of society, People's Deputy of Ukraine of the 9th convocation ("Servant of the People" faction)[13], intern 2009-2010.
Valery Karpuntsov is a lawyer and politician, People's Deputy of Ukraine of the 7th (2012-2014) (UDAR faction) and 8th convocations (2016-2019) (BPP faction)[14], chairman of the board of the public organization "League of Interns" ( 2018—2024), intern 1999—2000.
Danylo Lubkivskyi is a public figure, diplomat, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine (March-December 2014), head of the National Commission of Ukraine for
UNESCO (2014-2015), Director of the Kyiv Security Forum[15] intern 1996-1997.
Yuriy Lubkovich (1989—2023) — public and political activist, state secretary of the
Ministry of Internal Affairs (Ukraine)(2021[9]—2023)[16], intern 2010—2011. Died on January 18, 2023 as a result of a plane crash in Brovary[17].
Andrii Magera is a lawyer, member of
Central Election Commission (Ukraine) (2004-2018)[18], Deputy Chairman of the Central Election Commission (2007-2018), intern 1997-1998.
Andriy Melnyk is a diplomat, Consul General of Ukraine in Hamburg (2007—2012), Deputy Minister of the Cabinet of Ministers (2014) and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine (2022—2023), Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Ukraine to Germany (2014—2022)[19] and Brazil[20] from June 20, 2023, full knight of the Ukrainian Order of Merit, intern 1995-1996.
Mykola Melnyk is a political scientist, the founder of the Leviathan analytical group[21], a participant in the Russian-Ukrainian war[22], a knight of the
Order of Bohdan Khmelnytsky 3d class, Chairman of the board of the public organization "League of Interns" since 2024[23], intern 2011 — 2012
Alina Mykhaylova is a volunteer paramedic and public figure, a member of the Kyiv City Council of the 9th convocation (the "Voice" faction), an intern of 2020[24]
Vasyl Mokan is a political scientist, People's Deputy of Ukraine of the 9th convocation ("Servant of the People" faction), permanent Representative of the CMU in the Verkhovna Rada[25], intern 2011-2012.
Volodymyr Omelyan is a diplomat, Minister of Infrastructure of Ukraine (2016-2019)[26], great-grandson of the classic of Ukrainian literature
Bohdan Lepky, intern 1999-2000.
Pavlo Pynzenyk is a People's Deputy of Ukraine of the 8th convocation from the People's Front party (2014-2019)[27], first deputy chairman of the Committee of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on the Regulations and Organization of the Work of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, intern 1997-1998.
Ostap Semerak is a politician, People's Deputy of Ukraine of the 6th (2007-2012) (Yulia Tymoshenko Bloc faction) and 8th (2014-2019) convocations (People's Front faction). Minister of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine in the government of Arseniy Yatsenyuk from February 27 to December 2, 2014[28], intern 1995-1996.
Denis Sobol is a rower, master of sports of Ukraine of international class. Bronze medalist of the
2012 Summer Paralympics[29], state expert of the expert group on reforming the health care system of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine (2018—2020), participant in the Russian-Ukrainian war, intern of 2018.
Olga Sovgyrya is a lawyer, political activist, People's Deputy of Ukraine of the 9th convocation ("Servant of the People" faction)[30], permanent representative of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine in the Constitutional Court of Ukraine (2019-2022), judge of the
Constitutional Court of Ukraine (since 2022)[31]. intern 2000-2001.
Tamila Tasheva is a Crimean Tatar human rights defender, public figure, volunteer. Co-founder of the public organization "KrymSOS"[32]. Permanent Representative of the President of Ukraine in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea from April 25 2022[33],
Taras Shevchenko — director of the public organization "Center for Democracy and the Rule of Law" (until April 2016, "Media Law Institute") (2005-2020), Deputy Minister of Culture and Information Policy of Ukraine (since August 12, 2020)[34], intern 1996-1997 year
Lyubov Shpak is a political activist, People's Deputy of Ukraine of the 9th convocation (Servant of the People faction)[35], intern 2001-2002.
Yelyzaveta Yasko is a political activist, political scientist, cultural expert, People's Deputy of Ukraine of the 9th convocation (Servant of the People faction)[36], Head of the Ukrainian delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (2019-2021)[37], intern 2011-2012.
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