The Institute is open to partnership with universities and academic centres around the world. We offer joint lectures, seminars and round tables on childhood crises, international humanitarian practice, psychology and medicine. Students and faculty can take part in our research projects, internships and expeditions.
All activities run in a hybrid format, online and in person, with room for live discussion, research and the exchange of experience. We develop joint research programmes, publish the results and invite experts from different faculties to work with us. This kind of cooperation helps turn academic knowledge into real solutions for rescuing and supporting children.

We welcome collaboration with professionals who bring rare knowledge and experience. The Institute particularly needs geographers, economists, cultural scholars, social work specialists, doctors and psychologists, as well as researchers who study local communities and small indigenous peoples in Africa, Oceania, Asia and other regions.
We value specialists who can navigate complex humanitarian problems, analyse the economic and cultural dimensions of a crisis, work in field conditions and adapt academic approaches to local realities. If you are ready to share your experience, carry out research, join our expeditions or develop training programmes, we would be glad to have you on our expert team.

We invite entrepreneurs and the heads of companies and organisations who are ready to support the Institute's mission to work with us. Financial support of any kind is needed: donations, charitable contributions and grants, as well as help in organising expeditions and research. Support in arranging talks and presentations at business forums, industry conferences and PR events matters just as much.
In return we offer transparency in our work, regular reporting, expert educational programmes, joint projects with real social value, a stronger reputation as a socially responsible partner, and the chance to make a genuine difference to childhood crises.

We work with non-profit organisations and charitable foundations, joining forces to make the rescue and support of children more effective. Joint projects and the exchange of experience and resources allow us to achieve more, to introduce innovative forms of help and to widen the areas we reach.