Maryna Reshetnyak

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Maryna lives in Odessa, Ukraine. Her primary area of interests is Public health, human rights and the economy.

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3 March 2011

Ukraine: Harm Reduction Activists Disturbed by Police Actions

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In a recent interview, the Ukrainian interior minister called for increasing control over substitution therapy. According to the blog reports of various harm reduction activists, police started to pay special attention to the Methadone sites in various regions of the country. The bloggers report on their and others' experiences with the police attention.

24 February 2011

Ukraine: Helping Their Community Through Labor Therapy

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Sergey Tetiorkin, an activist from the Substitution Treatment Advocates of Ukraine shares a story on the organization's blog about how substitution therapy patients help their community through an initiative called labor therapy, and at the same time help themselves.

4 February 2011

Drop-in Center: Blogging Makes A Difference

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This is the second part of the e-mail interview of Pavel Kutsev where we learn about other authors of the collective blog “Depo3p” and find out how the blogging helps Kutsev in his work.

16 January 2011

Drop-in Center: A Look Back at 2010 and Plans for the Future

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The blog of Ukrainian organization of people living with drug addiction “Drop-in Center” was one of the first projects supported by Rising Voices. In this e-mail interview with its leader Pavel Kutsev, he talks about the accomplishments of the organization in 2010 and its plans for the future.

5 January 2011

Drop-in Center: Uniting Ukrainian Society in Fighting HIV/AIDS Epidemic

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The recent blog post by Pavel Kutsev of the Drop-In Center advocates for the uniting of different sectors of Ukrainian society to fight the HIV/AIDS epidemic. He believes that the active involvement of law enforcement through awareness campaigns can help reduce the disease's prevalance.

27 September 2010

Drop-In Center: Continuing to be an Online Resource for Ukrainian Harm Reduction Movement

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Pavel Kutsev, a leader of a Ukrainian harm reduction movement, started blogging in 2008 within the framework of the Rising Voices project the Drop-In Center. Now, nearly two years later it has become an important on-line platform where patients of substitution therapy can receive the recent news, and share their thoughts and opinions.

22 December 2009

Drop-in Center: Playing Many Roles at the Same Time

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The leader of the Ukrainian harm reduction movement Pavel Kutsev shares his thoughts on what it means to be a public activist and a representative of a marginalized group at the same time.

7 December 2009

Drop-in Center: How Rehab should Work

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Pavel Kutsev, the leader of Drop-in Center, a non-profit organization dealing with issues of people living with drug addiction, recently shared his opinion about the effectiveness of work of drug addiction rehabilitation centers. He offers some specific suggestions to curb corruption and encourage sustainability and self-sufficiency for rehab clinics.

14 November 2009

Drop-in Center: Major Russian Paper Wrote about Ukrainian Experience in Harm Reduction

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A week ago Rising Voices published a story about a visit of a delegation from Russia harm reduction activists to Ukraine and methadone site in Kiev. As it was mentioned,...

4 November 2009

Drop-in Center: Ukrainian Harm Reduction Activists Shared Experience with Russian Counterparts

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A few days ago activists from the harm reduction movement in Russia visited Kiev to learn from their Ukrainian colleagues – leaders from the community of people living with drug...