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Content Type(s): Insight
Region(s): Ukraine
… Response Peace, Security, & Humanitarianism Ukraine Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, now in its third year, has created havoc in the lives of Ukrainians and their long quest to achieve a stable and thriving democratic nation. Nearly 15 million people now need humanitarian assistance, including about 3.7 million people who are internally … civilian targets terrorize the population, especially in the south and east. For many months now, Ukrainians have been coping with displacement, job loss, disruptions in access to essential …
Content Type(s): Insight
Topic(s): Emergency Response
Region(s): Ukraine, Europe and Central Asia
… been so visible. Outright is honored to share their stories. Yevheniia Kvasnevska, Volunteer, Gay Alliance Ukraine / Odesa Pride “The soldiers in Ukraine are dying right now ... not only for … her girlfriend and was isolated at college, and her search for community led her to discover Gay Alliance Ukraine and Odesa Pride . It was 2015, and Odesa’s city government had just banned a … Kvasnevska redoubled her volunteer work after February 24th, preparing to shelter people in Gay Alliance Ukraine’s Odesa office and helping organize food delivery to places closer to the …
Content Type(s): Insight
Topic(s): Emergency Response
Region(s): Ukraine
… hub for LGBTIQ people in the region. I also met people displaced by fighting in the east who now are assisting others struggling to survive. One was Tatiana Sinhaievska, a straight ally volunteering at the Kyiv-based queer feminist organization Insight . She now spends her days filling aid boxes with food to be sent to people in need across the country, … a volunteer with Gay Alliance Ukraine, said something similar when I met her in Odesa. “Now … people are like, ‘I don't care who you are, I don't care about your hair color, or about …
Content Type(s): Insight
Topic(s): Emergency Response
Region(s): Ukraine, Europe and Central Asia
… 2022 was unique. The march took place underground in the subway system, the safest place to gather in a region that has experienced relentless Russian bombardment. And its message of … intersex and queer (LGBTIQ) community, resonated as never before. “It was time for us to find those points of intersection, the points that connect people of different backgrounds, of … movement and to assert queer people’s place in the national effort to defend Ukraine. As an LGBTIQ organization in eastern Ukraine, said Hnatchenko, Sphere is not just on the war’s …