A workshop on decorating Easter eggs took place at the Dnipro State University of Internal Affairs.
The event was conducted by the Head of the Department of Social and Humanitarian Work of DSUIA, Police Lieutenant Colonel Nataliia Karnaukh.
Cadets and students of the university, as well as pupils of the Dnipro Lyceum of Security and National-Patriotic Education named after Oleksandr Hostishchev of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, took part in the workshop..
Participants of the event learned about the history and origins of Ukrainian pysanka art — one of the oldest forms of folk decorative and applied art. They discovered the symbolism of ornaments, traditional painting techniques, and the specific features of creating pysankas in different regions of Ukraine.
The organizers emphasized that this type of folk art has not only aesthetic but also therapeutic value. Decorating eggs helps reduce anxiety, restore emotional balance, develop creativity and concentration, which is especially important under martial law conditions.
Such events contribute to the preservation and promotion of Ukrainian cultural traditions, the development of aesthetic taste, creative thinking, and spiritual resilience among future law enforcement officers, as well as strengthening national identity and patriotic education of youth.
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