UniversalBasicJustice

I'm an American mechanical engineer that's been considering working and living in Sweden for a long time, with recent events pushing me to pursue it with more vigor. Do you know of any culture/law/history primers that may be accessible for an English speaker? Or similar subject but in Swedish with children's book-style vocab/grammar? Cultural integration for kindergartners would be excellent. I'd just like to not make a fool of myself!

Yeah, that's what I've found so far as well, mostly crap postings (though frankly it feels little different in the US). I've had Sweden in mind for awhile, have done some digging and have the Pimsleur Swedish course downloading. Found an email for an aerospace professor with research in my field of interest but haven't reached out yet. Did reach out to a former professor/research lead to pick his brain about emigrating in general this morning but haven't heard back yet.

Frankly though, the career, mission, dream I was striving for is in the hands of a manchild throwing fascist salutes at the US presidential inauguration and that pisses me the fuck off. I'm trained as an engineer but am not opposed to wearing multiple hats, Ukraine looks like it could use a hand and I'm all about mutual aid.

Yeah, this is what I've heard. I'm absolutely willing to learn a new language, but understand that 'willing to learn' and 'already knows' are two different things. Do you know of any websites that aggregate job postings with visa sponsorships?

Germany would be pretty excellent actually, the part of Wisconsin I grew up in has a long German heritage. I did look into it, but my German ancestors came over in the 1850s which appeared to disqualify me from automatic citizenship. Are there websites or recruiting companies that specialize in finding jobs in the EU for foreigners? Thank you!

I'm not looking for a safe haven; did the Ukraine question not make that clear? I am looking to contribute my mental labor to a country with a functioning social contract. I put a lot of time and work into this degree to escape the anti-intellectualism of rural Midwest USA, but it appears the anti-intellectualism made it out before I did so now I must look further afield.

What's my best bet for emigrating to the EU as a mechanical engineer? I only speak English fluently, used to speak Spanish but never maintained it. Was looking into Sweden but didn't get very far.

Are there any Ukrainian organizations that could arrange transport/visa in exchange for service? I've definitely got the skills to fly/build/design drones and know how to shoot what I aim at, but I'm capable of more than that as well. I would rather contribute to a cause I believe in than have any hand in building a fascist America.

Not only is 88 considered auspicious in his native culture, he was also born in 1988. Normally, yes, be wary of the 88 dog whistle, but without further evidence it looks like a nothing-burger in this case.