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Russia is targeting civilians and humanitarian aid in Ukraine

Russia is targeting civilians and humanitarian aid in Ukraine

When Russia launched its first attack on Ukraine back in February, it quickly became clear that it wasn’t afraid to target innocent people or break humanitarian law. Russian forces’ blatant disregard for hospitals and civilian train stations proved that, but continued...
The war in Ukraine explained

The war in Ukraine explained

If you’re starting to feel overwhelmed by all the news coming out of Ukraine, you’re not alone. You probably know that the Russian attack began on Feb. 24 in eastern Ukraine. But since then, it’s been a whirlwind. The war in Ukraine created the biggest humanitarian...
Russian soldiers fire at starving Ukrainians in line for food

Russian soldiers fire at starving Ukrainians in line for food

Inna’s story begins like many others. On the morning of Feb. 24, she awoke to loud noises near her home in Kharkiv. She prayed it was just thunder … but it was something much worse. Inna, her husband, sister, and two small children were forced to run for their lives....
Over half of Ukraine’s children are displaced

Over half of Ukraine’s children are displaced

It’s been almost two months since Russia invaded Ukraine, and the number of refugees hasn’t stopped growing. Millions of people have fled the country, and many more are displaced within Ukraine. In senseless wars like this one, innocent people always suffer. But the...
History is repeating itself in Ukraine

History is repeating itself in Ukraine

Becoming a refugee is a tragedy that would never happen in a perfect world — but when it does happen, it’s usually a traumatic experience people only endure once. For some refugees in Ukraine, though, the 2022 Russian invasion marks the second time they’ve had to flee...
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