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Everything we have done since 2009. The latest comes first.
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May 24, 2026, KyivRussian Strike on the Chornobyl Museum and ShopOn May 24, 2026, the year marking the 40th anniversary of the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant accident, russian missiles struck the National Chornobyl Museum in Kyiv's Podil district. The museum had opened a new exhibition exactly one month earlier.Read more
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April 28, 2026, Bern (online participation)An event of the Embassy of Ukraine in Switzerland for the 40th anniversarySwiss politicians, scientists and experts gathered in Bern to talk about Chornobyl and the war. Yaroslav joined the conversation from Kyiv.Read more
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April 24, 2026, Kyiv, NaUKMAThe Chornobyl - 40 conference at the Kyiv-Mohyla AcademyFor the 40th anniversary of the accident we decided to talk less about 1986 and more about what to take from it today. The result was a genuine expert debate.Read more
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March 14, 2025A day in Kyiv for the defenders of the ChNPP and families of prisoners of warNo budget, no hall, no orchestra - only people we could call. That morning the Lavra bell rang over Kyiv. A defender of the ChNPP was ringing it.Read more
- since early 2025Kateryna Aslamova in the Red Cross Rapid Response TeamA destroyed building on the day of a strike is a workplace for emergency services, not a backdrop for photos. Kateryna knows this firsthand.Read more
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since 2022; example - March 2024On-site radiation measurements to reassure peopleAfter the strike on the Academy of Arts, the people clearing the rubble asked: was there radiation in the missile? We came with dosimeters.Read more
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December 5, 2022An award from the Kyiv Regional State Administration for Volunteer DayWe finished the first year of the full-scale war with thanks from the Kyiv region.Read more
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November 29, 2022, 11 Andriivskyi DescentA memorandum on volunteer solidarity tourismWith no power, no connection and an air raid alert on, several dozen people gathered at our place to agree on how tourism can rebuild the country.Read more
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September 20, 2022Explaining the safety of the Vyshhorod hydroelectric dam to Kyiv residentsIn the fall of 2022 panic spread across Kyiv: what if the russians struck the Vyshhorod hydroelectric dam? We answered without exaggeration - with science in hand.Read more
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opened July 9, 2022, 11 Andriivskyi DescentResistance 2022, an exhibition of destroyed russian military equipmentA Tula samovar from 1895, found in a dugout in Hostomel, had been lit with pages of books about socialism. It is one of the exhibits where schoolchildren linger longest.Read more
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2022 - 2025Cooperation with Slavutych and a help center at the Dytiatky checkpointThe people of Slavutych gave us tableware from the ChNPP canteens - plates and glasses with the plant's logo. So that the money raised would buy equipment for their soldiers.Read more
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2022 - 2024Charity evenings and auctions on Andriivskyi DescentArmy dishes from a chef, stand-up, plays and lots brought from the Kursk region. russian bots attacked the auction pages so hard that we knew: we had hit the target.Read more
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May - October 2022Helping the Kharkiv region and clearing rubble in Moshchun and Horenka"He is as old as the war," Yaroslav captioned a photo of a boy with a wheelbarrow of bricks. No one had called him to clear the rubble in Moshchun. He came on his own.Read more
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2022 - 2023Equipment for Ukrainian soldiersAtropine, armor plates from Canada, uniforms from a retired firefighter and satellite communicators the enemy cannot detect. In the first year of the war we took to the front whatever was asked for.Read more
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since April 2022Radiation and chemical safety trainingsThe most dangerous thing in a nuclear or chemical strike is not knowing what to do. We teach this to soldiers, deminers, police officers and teachers.Read more
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April 2022Humanitarian runs to Ivankiv and villages after liberationAn elderly man was afraid to call his son: he thought he had been killed. The son answered. Everyone was alive, and while the father was under occupation, a grandson had been born.Read more