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[VIDEO]: Do Ukrainians Still Need Your Help? Ask Olga!

[VIDEO]: Do Ukrainians Still Need Your Help? Ask Olga!

This isn’t the first time Olga and her son fled from conflict. They used to live in a small Ukrainian town bordering Russia. And in 2014, they moved to Mariupol because of the fighting. When Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, Olga thought that it would be...
It’s World Refugee Day — how will you make a difference?

It’s World Refugee Day — how will you make a difference?

  Did you know that June 20 is World Refugee Day? Today, we remember the more than 32.5 million people around the world who are living as refugees outside of their country as well as the 53.2 million more who are internally displaced within their own nations....
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...
Winter is officially here — and Ukrainians have no heat

Winter is officially here — and Ukrainians have no heat

  Ukrainians began to feel a chill in the air in mid-October. For those of us living in the Northern Hemisphere, it’s something we all experience. Around that time of year, the bite of the wind serves as a reminder that bitter, cold weather is on the...
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