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Opening of the immersive exhibition “(In)visible Women”

“It’s been a year since my brother went missing. And I still can’t wrap my head around it. ‘Missing’ — it sounds like something temporary. As if he’s going to come back, since there’s no news. When they called me, I don’t even remember what I felt. It was as if someone had turned off the sound, something like white noise. And then his comrades brought his belongings…”

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Workshops with the Water and Environment Advisor at the Embassy of the Kingdom of Denmark in Ukraine

Have you ever thought that creativity can be healing? 🎨 Art therapy is often underestimated—people say it’s just “drawing something to take your mind off things.” But in reality, it’s about so much more..

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Meeting with representatives of the non-governmental organization “Fayta”

War leaves its mark not only on the front lines. It penetrates every home where loved ones are awaited, and every family trying to carry on despite the pain, anxiety, and uncertainty. Mental health and psychosocial support are now the foundation without which neither individual recovery nor national recovery is possible..

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Workshop on approaches to providing social reintegration services for women living with HIV

According to statistics, women living with HIV often struggle not only with the virus but also with the fear of being rejected. Social barriers, stigma, and isolation are what prevent them from seeking help in a timely manner..

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Interview with CNN

Women who are not believed are told to endure and be grateful. After four years of full-scale war, we at HealthRight International in Ukraine are seeing more and more women like this. Our colleague Halyna Skipalska spoke to CNN about what we see and hear in our work every day. These stories are painful to read, but that is precisely why they need to be heard..