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27.01.2023
19:58Chernihiv historical center planned to be included in UNESCO World Heritage List
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EU extended all economic sanctions against russia for another six months
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25 jan, 19:02
Waiting for tanks, hoping for planes: what Ramstein 8 brings Ukraine
25 jan, 18:02
"Feeling like citizens": how public organizations adapt to conditions of war
22 jan, 11:31
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On January 25, the President of Ukraine signed the Law on Amendments to several regulatory legal acts regarding military service during martial law or ...
Survivor Assistance Centers: how to get comprehensive support during wartime
What to do if you survived the occupation, suffered any kind of violence, ran away from the enemy's bombs and shelling, and don't know what to do next? Who can you turn to, what kind of help can you count on, and how can you overcome the trauma and continue moving forward until Ukraine's victory over the russian aggressor? These questions arise before all survivors. And we will answer them.
7 jan, 09:00
How to psychologically support a child in an evacuation? Psychologists’ advices to migrant parents
4 jan, 10:19
Finding the good in dark times: how to support yourself during blackouts
30 dec, 11:55
Plans for 2023: how to build your life in conditions of uncertainty
29 dec, 14:17
Solutions journalism works: 10 Rubryka's best articles in December
24 jan, 13:29
From batteries to gas cans: how to dispose of things that help during blackouts
13 jan, 12:03
Evacuating bees: how Ukrainians save most valuable insects during war
12 jan, 10:25
"The enemy can no longer think of anything we did not foresee": how Ukrainians are preparing for chemical attacks
Breaking Cycle of Violence: how women's shelters work in wartime
With the start of a full-scale war, domestic violence became less talked about. But it did not become less. Shelters for female victims of violence continue to operate even under fire. Some of them reformatted their work, and some continued to work as before. Rubryka tells about the experience of such shelters during the war.
13 jan, 13:06
"Donetsk Women's Council": how public organization from Mariupol helps IDP women
5 jan, 11:02
"The most difficult question was 'when will it end?'": child psychologist about experienced occupation
20 dec, 08:30
"I'm not afraid of anything anymore": story of the wife of a fallen defender, who creates Berehynia
14 dec, 18:33
