The installation "Manifest of Equality of Differents", dedicated to the right of every person to be visible, heard and included in the active life of society, was presented for the first time in Lviv

On July 9, the presentation of the project “Manifest of Equality of Different” was held at the King Cross Leopolis shopping mall in Lviv, which draws attention to the topic of inclusivity and equal opportunities. The project was implemented within the framework of the veterans’ integration platform “Live towards” from FUIB Bank with the support of Superhumans Center.

“Manifest of Equality of Different” is a composition of mannequins, made for the first time in Ukraine according to the individual parameters of people with prostheses. They were created by specialists from the Superhumans Center, who work daily with military and civilian patients after serious injuries. The mannequins reproduce the real proportions and silhouettes of people returning to active life.

The installation features items from the “We Are of the Same Blood” project (more details about the collection on the website: lifesavingmerch.com.ua) and clothing from Ukrainian brands that joined the initiative: VOVK, Trend Collection, Ketino, and Inshoes. The presentation of the project continued with an open discussion about inclusivity and equality.

Veteran and graduate of the Superhumans Center Serhiy Vlasov said that the people around him after the injury became the greatest support for him: family, friends, and brothers and sisters. Serhiy lost both legs during a combat mission in September 2023, but, according to him, the support of his loved ones helped him not to lose the desire to live and move forward.

Social reintegration expert and Superhumans Center graduate German Zolotarev also joined the discussion. After losing his arm as a result of the war, he found himself in sports and today is convinced that physical activity helps not only restore the body, but also maintain mental health and regain self-confidence.

The stories of veterans became a starting point for a broader conversation about the role of society in reintegration and creating an environment of equality.

“This installation is about the unity of Ukrainians — we all have different life experiences, but we must learn to hear each other and understand, support and cooperate. Integration is needed not only by veterans, it is also needed by civilians for joint changes in the country,” said Tetyana Kolesnyk, Head of Social Projects at FUIB.

After the presentation of the project at the King Cross Leopolis shopping mall, the event participants visited the Superhumans Center. The tour was led by Rusya Danilkina, a veteran of the russian-Ukrainian war, one of the first patients of the center to undergo rehabilitation after being injured. The guests saw with their own eyes how prosthetics and recovery are carried out, and heard the stories of patients and teams that help them return to active life every day.

The installation “Manifest of Equality of Different” will be available to visitors until July 26, 2026 on the first floor of the King Cross Leopolis shopping mall. The organizers invite residents and guests of Lviv to visit the exhibition to learn more about the “Live towards” platform and the importance of creating an inclusive society.

After Lviv, the “Manifest of Equality of Different” will continue its journey to other cities of Ukraine to inspire Ukrainians to live towards each other.

FUIB also continues to develop an inclusive culture in the bank. Physical and informational accessibility has already been ensured in 50% of branches in each region of the country. All operating branches of FUIB throughout Ukraine have an accessible entrance group.