Liebe GPWA Mitglieder,

wir laden Euch herzlich ein zu unserem GPWA-Treffen am

Freitag, 25. April um 18 Uhr

Wo:

Bussa Financial Partners /

Financial Center for Women

20505 West 12-Mile Rd

Southfield, Michigan 48076

(Einstöckiges dunkelgraues Gebäude südlich von 12-Mile Rd und westlich von Evergreen,

Zusätzliche Parkplätze nebenan verfuegbar)

Thema:

Ukraine Today:

A Nation Defending Its Future

Kosten: $40 pro Person (einschließlich Abendessen und Nachtisch)

Bitte möglichst mit Scheck bezahlen, ausgestellt auf GPWA, Inc. oder mit passendem Bargeld; wir können leider keine Kreditkarten akzeptieren.

Wir treffen uns ab 18 Uhr

zum Networking und begleitendem Buffet zum Abendessen.

Unser Vortrag beginnt um 19 Uhr mit anschliessender Diskussion zum Thema.

Wir bitten um verbindliche Reservierung bis spätestens Montag, 21. April per Email an info(at)gpwa-usa.com unter Mitteilung Eurer eventuellen Gäste und ob vegetarische, glutenfreie oder vegane Speisen gewünscht werden.

Wir freuen uns auf Euch!

Sprecherin:

Dr. Olena Danylyuk

Join us for a conversation with Dr. Olena Danylyuk as she shares an in-depth look at Ukraine’s fight for freedom, its historical journey toward independence, and the critical role global communities play in supporting its future. Today, as the country defends itself against full-scale war, the stakes are not only geopolitical—but deeply human.

Dr. Danylyuk will highlight the extraordinary strength of the Ukrainian people—from frontline soldiers, medics, and civic leaders to educators and mothers—who are protecting their nation, holding communities together, and actively shaping Ukraine’s future. Drawing on her humanitarian work and academic background, she will share both personal stories and practical insights into how we, as an international community, can stand with Ukraine.

About the Speaker:

Dr. Olena Danylyuk is a biochemist, technology transfer professional, and humanitarian advocate with deep ties to the Ukrainian community. In addition to her scientific work and leadership in clinical research, Dr. Danylyuk has spearheaded numerous initiatives to support Ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale Russian war.

She has coordinated the shipment of critical medical supplies and transportation to front-line hospitals, provided aid to orphanages, supported Ukrainian doctors, and co-organized large-scale fundraising efforts in partnership with national and local organizations. Dr. Danylyuk is an active member of the Ukrainian National Women’s League of America, the Ukrainian American Civic Committee, the Shevchenko Scientific Society, and the Ukrainian Museum-Archives in Detroit. Her efforts include educational outreach, bilingual support services, and advocacy events aimed at sustaining global attention on Ukraine’s fight for freedom. With over 20 years of experience in science and academic leadership, she bridges innovation, community service, and international solidarity to amplify the voices and needs of Ukraine—both in the U.S. and abroad.