Over 6 mn Ukrainians fled their homeland after the full-scale invasion and have since settled abroad, mostly in Europe. In country after country, Ukrainians economic and financial contribution far outpaces the social support provided to them by those countries. To delve into this story, specifically as it pertains to the US, I had a very informative discussion with Oleksandr Romanishyn, a former Deputy Minister of Economy and current head of the think tank ISE group. He launched an Impact S...
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Over 6 mn Ukrainians fled their homeland after the full-scale invasion and have since settled abroad, mostly in Europe. In country after country, Ukrainians economic and financial contribution far outpaces the social support provided to them by those countries. To delve into this story, specifically as it pertains to the US, I had a very informative discussion with Oleksandr Romanishyn, a former Deputy Minister of Economy and current head of the think tank ISE group. He launched an Impact S...
Helping the most vulnerable at the frontline - Greater Good Charities
History in the Making: The War in Ukraine
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2 months ago
Helping the most vulnerable at the frontline - Greater Good Charities
How do we help those suffering near the frontlines in Ukraine? People need to be fed, windows need to be repaired, pets need to be saved, environments have to be protected - how to go about doing all this? Listen in to hear the stories of Greater Good Charities and their critical work in helping the most vulnerable people and animals at the front. This podcast is particularly timely considering the expected brutal winter ahead of us - Greater Good Charities has their work cut out for...
History in the Making: The War in Ukraine
Over 6 mn Ukrainians fled their homeland after the full-scale invasion and have since settled abroad, mostly in Europe. In country after country, Ukrainians economic and financial contribution far outpaces the social support provided to them by those countries. To delve into this story, specifically as it pertains to the US, I had a very informative discussion with Oleksandr Romanishyn, a former Deputy Minister of Economy and current head of the think tank ISE group. He launched an Impact S...
