During the occupation of the city of Kherson, Denys Berezhny was taken to a camp in the Crimea.

By painting a piece of iron that brought death and sorrow to our land, the children transformed it into a work of art.

His bravery in the unbearable conditions of propaganda, pressure, and loneliness is breathtaking.

The Bondarenko family had a solid two-story house with a basement, providing a quick refuge from shelling without being detected by surveillance drones.

The family cherished this flag for the entire year and a half they spent under occupation.

When Russian shelling briefly stopped in Kreminna, 12-year-old Maximilian’s parents rushed to deliver humanitarian aid to the hospital in Rubizhne.

I had the honor of participating in a panel discussion during the Third day of the discussion

These and other important questions about the power of words were discussed last week by volunteers of CO ACET with teens from our Hope and Healing center. 

The Save Ukraine team helped another Ukrainian family with a child to escape from the occupation.