Language Circles
Small groups. Real conversation. A volunteer leads; four learners practice. This week: salary negotiation phrases. Next week: parent-teacher meeting vocabulary. No textbooks. Actual skills.
Virtual Community Events
Where Ukrainians and volunteers meet, no passport required.
Live language circles. Career Q&A. Cultural celebrations. Group video sessions connecting Ukrainians worldwide with volunteers from 25+ countries.
25+ Countries
500+ Connections
100+ Events
501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization
When war displaces millions, communities fracture. Professional networks dissolve. Cultural traditions happen alone in foreign kitchens. The people who understand your jokes live in different time zones.
TEEI's virtual events rebuild what distance dismantled: live, on camera, across borders.
What Happens
Three ways to connect, every week
Career Q&A
A hiring manager in Berlin explains what she screens for. A developer in London walks through his portfolio. A nurse in Toronto describes credential recognition. Your questions. Their hard-won answers.
Cultural Celebrations
Maslenitsa prepared in twelve kitchens across three continents. Easter traditions with breakout rooms by language. Someone's grandmother joins from Kharkiv with corrections. The chat fills with hearts.
Who Joins
Ukrainians
In Ukraine, across Europe, around the world. Practicing languages, asking career questions, celebrating holidays with people who remember the same songs.
Volunteers
From 25+ countries. Leading language circles, answering career questions, showing up to cultural events to learn and connect.
One screen. Two perspectives. Real community.
How It Works
Four steps. Zero barriers.
1
Browse
Filter events by type, language, date.
2
Register
Name and email. Fifteen seconds. Free.
3
Get the link
Zoom or Google Meet. Calendar invite arrives automatically.
4
Show up
Camera on or off. Participate however feels right.
What You Need
A laptop or phone
Wifi
That's it.
Events run in European evening hours. Most are recorded for later viewing.
The virtual language circles saved me. I was alone in a small town. Now I practice English with volunteers in the UK and Canada every week.
One click. One calendar invite. Real people on the other side.