The full-scale war in Ukraine has left its mark not only on the physical, but also on the emotional and psychological landscape of Ukrainians’ lives. In communities that have become epicenters of fighting or shelters for those who lost their … Continued
The difficult, crisis-ridden times in Ukraine have forced millions of people to adapt to a new and painful reality. For women and vulnerable groups, these changes have been especially noticeable. They are not only experiencing the loss of homes, loved … Continued
Military actions in Ukraine exposed deep-rooted wounds in society, among them the systemic barriers faced by people with disabilities. Beyond constant shelling, occupation, and forced displacement, they also face limited access to basic needs such as medical care, evacuation routes, … Continued
Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine has affected almost all Ukrainian women and men, but not equally. For Roma women, it has become a multiple crisis: in addition to chronic social inequality, marginalization, and daily stigmatization, there have been challenges of … Continued
In the shadow of big cities, loud media stories, and reports on international aid, there is another side of the struggle – quiet, constant, and almost invisible. These are the villages where, despite the war, evacuation, lack of access to … Continued