UAx extends full ELIA membership to 15 Ukrainian arts universities, granting access to over 285 institutions, online resources, and strong advocacy. UAx also sponsors travel and accommodation for Ukrainian representatives to attend key ELIA events.

The UAx Platform actively organises a variety of events that are designed to promote collaboration, facilitate knowledge sharing, and foster artistic development of the coommunity. The community meets once a month to update and seek feedback from the community; and to facilitate resource sharing, knowledge exchange, and peer learning. These gatherings play a pivotal role in fostering a sense of connection among peers, enabling them to share expertise and contribute on equal terms to collaborative processes, activities, and outcomes that feed into the project.

UAx amplifies the voices of Ukrainian art students and educators through public statements, participation in policy discussions, and targeted campaigns that highlight the critical needs of higher arts education in times of crisis. By shedding light on the war's impact on students and advocating for sustained international support of higher arts education in crisis, UAx remains committed to ensuring that Ukraine’s cultural and educational sectors receive the attention and resources they need for resilience and recovery. Notably, the advocacy campaign at the Vilnius conference Towards the Recovery of the Culture Sector of Ukraine underscored the urgency of Ukraine's cultural recovery, calling for long-term support from international partners.

One of the initial goals of UAx is to serve as a model for ELIA in addressing other crisis-affected higher art education communities globally. Reflection and research are needed to extract the lessons learned from the three years of the platform’s legacy. Documenting challenges faced by arts communities in conflict zones and identifying strategies for resilient collaboration could be important as ELIA strengthens its strategic focus on advocacy and plurality, raising a voice for democracy and shaping participatory futures.