Following Thursday's full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, we've put together some resources and information for those that would like to support Ukraine during these difficult times.
February 26th, 2022
Original article: Michael Grothaus, Fast Company. 2022.
This week Russia ordered troops to enter Ukraine, creating one of the biggest geopolitical issues in decades. Governments around the world have reacted swiftly, with Russia itself and its biggest companies and richest citizens being hit with economic sanctions. However, those have done hardly anything yet to deter Russia, and many believe Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin, won’t stop until his ultimate goal is achieved—taking the capital of Kyiv.
While most of us feel helpless when confronted with geopolitical machinations of this scale, there are ways you can help the citizens of Ukraine right now. As journalist Jane Lytvynenko pointed out on Twitter, Ukrainians have put together a list of organizations where foreigners can donate, both to help the Ukrainian army and its private citizens. Those organizations include:
Committee to Protect Journalists: CPJ is calling for the protection of journalists in Ukraine following the invasion.
International Rescue Committee: This group helps families in conflict zones around the world, including in Ukraine.
