The new house hosted a meeting with “Druga Rika” frontman Valeriy Kharchyshyn, where future projects were discussed. The Communities of the Future team has built a house using its innovative technology for professor, servicewoman, and civic activist Vita Tytarenko. Vita herself calls it “Swan Cottage” — a home that has become a space of recovery and new opportunities after a heavy loss. Her husband, scientist and analyst Oleksii Tytarenko, was killed while defending Ukraine. The newly built home recently hosted a warm meeting with Valeriy Kharchyshyn, frontman of the band Druga Rika. During the conversation, they discussed future projects, their implementation, and the importance of creating safe spaces for those affected by the war. “For me, this ‘Swan Cottage’ is not just a house. It’s a place where I can rebuild my life, continue my work, and dream again,” said Vita Tytarenko. Communities of the Future emphasizes that its mission is to give everyone affected by the war a chance for a dignified and safe … Read More