
I'm a Brit who spends a lot of time volunteering in Ukraine, especially the east, which is worst affected by the war. I travel, conduct interviews, dodge missiles and try to see the situation with minimal filter so I can help people back home do the same.
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At the end of August, Skhid Zhyttia (East Life) in Kramatorsk closed its doors. The city had become just too dangerous for Tanya to feel comfortable gathering people together, or even handing out aid at all, for fear it would encourage them...
No one invests in Donetsk oblast now, because what’s left of it is being obliterated. Setting aside the many wrongs of that, one consequence is that regions further from the front line are the place for organisations to invest in medium- an...
After a month in Kramatorsk working with evacuators in various ways, I’ve retreated to Dnipro. This is an important area for humanitarian work as well, because many of the people who flee their homes in Donetsk oblast resettle here.
You mi...
The Children New Generation team out on an evacuation earlier this year. Alina and Volodymyr are on the right. Photo: CNG.
A decade ago, Children New Generation – an NGO connected with the New Generation church – started out helping, logic...
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Michael Andersen
Report from Kramatorsk - “bad things are in store, people are leaving”
My guest today is Anna Bowles…
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10 days ago · 14 likes · 4 comments · EUROPE FROM THE GROUND
Unfortunately the intervie...
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I'm a Brit who spends a lot of time volunteering in Ukraine, especially the east near the front lines. I travel, conduct interviews, dodge missiles and try to see the situation with minimal filter so I can help people back home do the same.
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