12-01, 15:50–15:55 (Europe/Berlin), Stage 2, Einstein-Saal, BBAW
The InPlatBio platform with the participation of an interdisciplinary team: physicians, public health experts, psychologists, philosophers and various lecturers from Europe and Ukraine. The goal here is not only academic and practical exchange, but also moral support for participants who have to work under extremely difficult (war) conditions.
Nowadays, the global crises are rapidly changing. We have seen the Covid-19 pandemic create uncertainty and suffering around the world as it disrupted communications and impacted all areas of life. Now the inhumane Russian military aggression against Ukraine is triggering a new wave of global problems and having an extremely destructive and negative effect on people's psyches. In this mode, thinking and creativity are kept to a minimum, most of humans’ energy is focused on fulfilling one goal - survival. It is already necessary to build islands, platforms of "peace", of space, devoid of reactivity.
The topic of vulnerability/vulnerable population groups: children, women, people with mental illnesses etc. in the context of crises also runs through this topic like a red thread.
PhD. Assistant Professor at the Department of Public Health, SSU (Ukraine). Guest Assistant at the Institute for Philosophy at FernUniversität in Hagen (Germany). Founder & Head of “Bioethics” NGO. Founder of InPlatBio (inplatbio.com). Her main research areas are bioethics, integrative bioethics, public health, vulnerable populations, transdisciplinary practices, philosophy of science and philosophy of education. Works within the research group “Scientific justification of the development of the public health system and the management model of the quality of medical care”, Ukraine. Previously led a project on inclusion “Chimeras We Are” with support from the International Foundation as part of the “EU4USociety” partnership. Dr. Hubenko is the creator & host of the "Bioethics for everyone" podcast (recommended for funding by the House of Europe).