Search of “Kharvik” on Qresear.ch led to wikileaks link to Clinton email from 2012
https://m.facebook.com/groups/505603509465349/
https://www.wikileaks.org/clinton-emails/emailid/19335
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Turning TechCamp Kyiv Into a Sustainable Movement 9.(U) TechCamp Kyiv was not just a two-day event. It was also an opportunity to bring together civil society leaders from Ukraine and Belarus connecting them with each other while building bridges to U.S. technology experts. Our follow-up mission will be to transform TechCamp into a sustainable movement that brings civil society together with the technology that they need. Embassy Kyiv has already reached beyond the technology and civil society sectors by inviting private corporations and philanthropic foundations to interact with participants at TechCamp and share information about the resources that they have available for NG0s. Representatives from Microsoft Ukraine, Intel Ukraine Microelectronics, Coca Cola, the Pinchuk Foundation, Hot Source LLC, Softjourn Inc, Soft-Rating Consult, WorldAPP Inc, and MediaNext attended parts of TechCamp Kyiv. Microsoft, in particular, was very generous in their support of civil society organizations offering free software and interacting with TechCamp participants via social media platforms. 10. (U) Embassy Kyiv also conducted follow-on events in order to put the expertise of visiting U.S. technology experts to use in order to expand our audience beyond the 100 civil society leaders that we were able to invite to Kyiv. Thanks to IREX' Bibliomist program which offered free use of their technology training centers in the cities of Donetsk and Kharkiv, TechCamp trainers were able to provide hands-on training for 40 additional NGO activists and librarians the following weekend. Three TechCamp trainers joined us "on the road" to share their ideas on using online games for social causes; made presentations on FrontlineSMS as a way to UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05792554 Date: 11/30/2015 conduct two-way communication without the use of an intemet connection; and discussed new advocacy techniques for expanding the impact and reach of each participant's program and message