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[VIDEO]: Russia bombed a kindergarten playground

[VIDEO]: Russia bombed a kindergarten playground

  A year and a half ago, Ukrainians were faced with news of the sudden and violent invasion of their homeland. Since then, millions of civilians have fled to neighboring countries, fearing for their lives. In many cases, they’ve left everything behind. Victoria...
[VIDEO] Olena: “We left everything behind”

[VIDEO] Olena: “We left everything behind”

  With news of the recent dam collapse in Ukraine, the war between Russia and Ukraine has reappeared in breaking news headlines. But it shouldn’t take a disaster like this one to remind us that the Ukrainian people still need our help. I recently returned from a...
Ukraine update: Trade violations, child abductions, and more

Ukraine update: Trade violations, child abductions, and more

  You’ve been hearing about the war in Ukraine for over a year now. And because we’re so far removed from the situation, it’s easy to become desensitized to the stories we read. Our feelings of outrage are calming. The overwhelming urge to help Ukrainians...
Syria: The world’s largest refugee crisis

Syria: The world’s largest refugee crisis

  As morning dawns on Aleppo, a historic city in northern Syria, people step out into the brisk spring air. In the city center, shops and markets are opening for the day, and you can hear pedestrians chatting in Arabic. But venture outside the city center, and...
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