Rethinking education, Together
We help governments and institutions implement inclusive classrooms and education systems with STEM equipment, AI-powered and locally adaptable solutions.
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Our story
How it all started
UNOWA started with a father’s determination to help his son.
When Mykhailo Kalitkin’s son Kirill was diagnosed with autism, he couldn’t find the tools or support needed — so he built them

Today, UNOWA is a European edtech company with roots in Ukraine and over 15 years of global experience.
We work with governments and institutions to implement large-scale reforms, combining inclusion with innovation through our AI-driven tools and STEM platform Ulabs.
Our impact speaks for itself
Global projects
National projects
STEM classrooms

Teachers trained

Hours of work by inclusion center specialists
Blog
Dive into our team’s journey, expert insights, and creative inspiration through our blog

HOPE AI Summit 2026: Why the Future of AI in Education Depends on Implementation
On 22–23 April in Almaty, Kazakhstan, the HOPE AI Summit 2026 will bring together policymakers, educators, EdTech leaders, and innovators to discuss one of the most urgent questions in global education: How do we move AI from promising tools to real educational impact? That is the real value of this event.

Turning Digital Transformation into Real Impact
Key Insights from the UNESCO Global Education Coalition 2026 — and What They Mean for Governments and System-Level Education Leaders

Ireland’s Signal: Inclusive education is already mandated. But no system has yet proven it can scale it.
Insights from Dublin on why inclusive education no longer needs more discussion, but stronger implementation systems, structured methodologies, and scalable support for schools.







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