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In 2014-2019, Chair of the FA Committee of the Ukrainian Parliament (first as a representative of Self-Reliance party, then as an independent MP).

In 2014, Foreign Policy magazine named Hanna a “leading global thinker.” The same year, she received the “Certificate of Merit” from Georgetown University’s Leadership Seminar and was honoured with the National Democratic Institute Democracy Award for promoting democracy in Ukraine.
In 2019, she spoke at the Canadian NATO Parliamentary Association forum and the Ukraine Reform Conference in Toronto.
Hanna is part of the Leader Youth Network at the World Economic Forum and Munich Security Conference. She’s a Member of the International Advisory Council of the Warsaw Security Forum.

Olena is a board member of the Ukrainian NGO “Anti-corruption Action Center”. Earlier, she worked as a chief of international advocacy at the post-Maydan coalition of 80 CSOs “Reanimation Package of Reforms” (2015-2017).
She advised to the Member of Parliament of Ukraine (2012-2014).
Olena has experience in local-level politics as she served as the Kyiv City Council member, and deputy chair of the Council’s Commission on Housing and Energy (2014-2015).
Olena is a contributor to the Atlantic Council and KyivPost. She also wrote op-eds for the Washington Post, the Foreign Policy, and the EU Observer.
Olena Halushka obtained PhD in International Economics from the Kyiv National University in 2016.

Daria has founded critical resources to track money laundering and corruption internationally.
Member of international networks of Young Global Leaders (WEF) and Munich Young Leaders (MSC); she is in the list of the top 100 most successful women of Ukraine according to Novoye Vremya magazine. Master of Financial Services Law, Chicago-Kent College of Law, Fulbright Graduate Student Exchange Program in 2010-2011.
Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine established together with other Ukrainian activists the International Center for Ukrainian Victory in cooperation with the Casimir Pulaski Foundation. The ICUV advocates for Ukrainian interests internationally and supports civil society actions for Ukraine’s victory.

Ms. Aivazovska was a director of national, non-partisan observation missions in Ukraine with over 25,000 activists involved from 2010 to 2020 and participated in electoral observation in more than ten countries of Europe.
Represented Ukraine in the political subgroup of the Trilateral Contact Group (Ukraine-Russia-OSCE), settling the conflict in Eastern Ukraine (2016-2018), and the Head of the Board of GNDEM.
Was included in the top 100 most influential and most successful women of Ukraine in 2014-2021 (according to political editions of the Focus magazine and the Novoe Vremia). Olga often participates in political TV programs and publishes articles and information materials on electoral legislation reform and the advancement of democracy.
Olga Aivazovska is an alumnus of the Draper Hills Summer Fellowship on Democracy and Development Program at Stanford and the Ukrainian school of political studies.