E30: Slava Ukraini

War causes so much needless suffering, and Russia’s war with Ukraine is one distressing illustration. New Hampshire resident Marianna Lundberg grew up in Ukraine, in the port city of Odessa. Today, her mother and grandmother remain in Ukraine. In this episode, Marianna shares stories of her country and its people as they live in the midst of the Russian invasion. Photo credit: Leila White, Y'R Charm Photography. Here are several organizations that help the people of Ukraine: Razom means “together” in Ukrainian. Together, the organization works to build a better future for the people of Ukraine. Sunflower of Peace is a Boston-based non-profit that provides medical and humanitarian aid for paramedics and doctors in areas of Ukraine that are affected by the violence. For a resource local to New Hampshire, reach out to the Slavic Baptist Church in Londonderry to donate supplies or money. Welcome.US is a humanitarian group for refugee resettlement. Most people who live legally in the US may apply to sponsor Ukrainian migrants, as long as they can provide financial support.

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E30: Slava Ukraini is an episode from Diary of a Nation by Christina Zlotnick.

This episode is 00:39:52 long.

This episode was published on Apr 29, 2022.

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