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📍Google Kryvyi Rih, Dnipro, and Kharkiv today. Russia doesn’t want peace. Russia wants to destroy Ukraine. Recent Russian attacks have devastated Ukrainian cities. Over 14 killed — 6 of them children — dozens injured, just today. Since President Trump launched peace talks, Putin has launched 50% more drone strikes and relentless ballistic missile attacks to kill Ukrainian civilians. This is not a peace process. Putin is trying to trick President Trump and turn Americans against Ukrainians. He’s weaponizing “ceasefires” as cover for war crimes. Putin is spitting in the face of U.S. diplomacy. The U.S. must finally put real pressure on Russia. ❗️Take Action: Support Ukraine. Here’s how you can help: 📞 Contact Your Representatives — Urge them to support Ukraine: https://lnkd.in/eJjF7Spa

From Crisis to Strategy: Empowering Ukraine’s Healthcare Leaders 💪🇺🇦 They’ve led through missile strikes, blackouts, and unimaginable loss. They’ve kept hospitals running in basements and held their teams together through war. These are Ukraine’s healthcare leaders — forged in crisis, now leading transformation. ❤️ We’re proud to launch the 4th cohort of Mini-MBA 4.0 — a Razom Health project in partnership with the Ukrainian Health Center (UHC). This program equips medical professionals with the skills to rebuild a healthcare system tested by war: leadership, strategy, and project management. It also offers what they rarely get: time to reflect, tools to lead, and a community to grow with — now with a new supplemental module on psychological education, led by our Razom z Toboyu team, to support healthcare leaders with the mental health knowledge and resources they need to sustain themselves and their teams. 📊 Mini-MBA 2024 Impact Highlights: 🔹 82 teams applied to join this competitive program 🔹 10 were selected — representing hospitals across Ukraine 🔹 50 healthcare leaders trained side by side: directors, doctors, financial leads, and local health officials 🔹 10 real projects launched — tackling urgent challenges from mental health to emergency care 👉As one participant shared: “This wasn’t just a course — it was a transformational experience. We returned with our wings up, ready for new challenges and big changes in our hospital.” Support Razom — and stand with the leaders shaping the future of Ukraine’s healthcare system. 💙💛 #Razom #RazomForUkraine #RazomHealth #MiniMBA #HealthcareLeadership #UkraineResilience

In times of crisis, effective communication is a lifeline. That’s why Razom proudly procures and distributes Himera radios—cutting-edge technology developed by Ukrainian engineers to ensure reliable connectivity, even in the most challenging conditions. HIMERA Radios are more than just communication tools—they form an intelligent network that enables reliable coordination, even under powerful electronic warfare (EW) interference. This means faster medical response, more accurate information sharing, and safer navigation in high-risk areas. Himera is transforming how frontline responders operate. From day one, Razom has supported this life-saving innovation. Our initial order of more than 2,100 radios helped launch this groundbreaking technology. Today, Himera radios are being supplied to the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL)—a major milestone for Ukrainian innovation and a proud moment for all of us. Join us in supporting technology that saves lives, strengthens Ukraine’s resilience, and elevates its place in the global tech community. 💙💛 Support Razom: https://lnkd.in/dy4wxbig

War leaves scars we cannot see. Every day, Ukraine’s psychologists and trauma specialists help veterans, families, and entire communities navigate grief, fear, and loss. But who supports them? This March, over 300 mental health professionals from across Ukraine gathered in Khmelnytskyi for the All-Ukrainian Psychological Forum "The Challenge is Here"—a space to exchange tools, build resilience, and strengthen psychological support systems. What came out of it? 🔹 A Memorandum between Razom for Ukraine and the Khmelnytskyi Regional Council to expand mental health initiatives 🔹 Four new partnerships to enhance trauma support programs 🔹 A growing network—a dedicated Telegram community for ongoing collaboration Through the Razom z Toboyu project, part of Razom Health, we’re committed to ensuring Ukraine’s mental health professionals have the resources they need to help others heal. Because resilience isn’t just about rebuilding cities—it’s about rebuilding lives. ❤ A huge thank you to our co-organizers: Khmelnytskyi Regional Council, the Khmelnytskyi branch of the NGO "International Association of Psychologists and Expert Trainers," and the Khmelnytskyi Humanitarian-Pedagogical Academy for making this forum possible. #Razom #RazomHealth #RazomForUkraine #RazomzToboyu #MentalHealth

Cultural Diplomacy Through Food: Olia Hercules and Razom's Culinary Journey in Louisiana ❤️ In early March, Razom and renowned Ukrainian chef Olia Hercules brought the flavors of Ukraine to Louisiana—connecting communities, honoring first responders, and advocating for Ukraine through the universal language of food. Highlights of the journey:
👉Cooked side by side with Louisiana’s top chefs, including Hardette Harris
👉Served 100+ first responders in Shreveport, delivering meals to 10 fire stations
👉Received a city proclamation from the New Orleans City Council
👉Engaged with community leaders, students, and international groups
👉Made headlines across major U.S. media A heartfelt thank you to Chef Hardette Harris, Chef Anthony Felan at Fat Calf Brasserie, Saba, NOCCA Culinary Institute, Uptown Jewish Community Center, Agi’s Counter, and everyone who joined us in this powerful act of cultural diplomacy. Watch Olia’s full Razom interview on our YouTube channel 👉 https://lnkd.in/engV9mJ7 Read more: https://lnkd.in/ewtn6dZU

💔 Thousands of Ukrainian children have been torn from their families, taken by Russia, and forced into a foreign identity. This is a war crime. This is genocide. The world must act. Read Katya Pavlevych’s urgent call to action in The Hill. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eQqWXqcc

What’s next for the Ukrainian children kidnapped by Russia? 🚨 Since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion, over 19,546 Ukrainian children have been abducted—illegally taken to Russia, Belarus, and occupied territories. Many face forced adoption, abuse, and “re-education” aimed at erasing their Ukrainian identity. As peace negotiations unfold, the fate of these children remains uncertain. How can the international community ensure their safe return? Join the Atlantic Council’s Eurasia Center and Razom for Ukraine for a critical discussion: 📅 Monday, March 31, 2025 ⏰ 10:00 AM ET 📍 Virtual Event 🔹 Hear from experts tracking these crimes and pushing for repatriation. 🔹 Learn about the role this crisis plays in US-Ukraine-Russia negotiations. 🔹 Discover how you can help raise awareness and demand justice. Don’t stay silent. Be part of the conversation. 🔗 Register here: https://lnkd.in/e6DFfsG7

Recently, Special Envoy Steven Witkoff—who serves as one of President Donald Trump’s chief negotiators with Russia—claimed that occupied regions like Donbas are "Russian-speaking" and that residents want to be under Russian rule—false narratives frequently used by the Kremlin to justify Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. ❗️ But the stories of millions of displaced Ukrainians make clear that Russia’s occupation only continues through violence and repression. Writers like Olena Stiazhkina, Stanislav Aseyev, Volodymyr Rafeyenko, and Serhiy Zhadan have documented the reality of Russian occupation in Donetsk and Luhansk—stories of survival, resilience, and loss. 👉Swipe to explore their books, understand the reality of Russia’s brutal occupation, and share them. Literature is a powerful tool for truth and advocacy. 👉Support and spread the word about Razom Literature to ensure Ukrainian voices are heard. 👉Learn more about Ukrainian books at https://lnkd.in/gtdmTF68 #Razom #RazomforUkraine #RazomLiterature #RazomConnect

Razom x UActive: Empowering Ukraine’s Next Generation of Leaders 🇺🇦 War has forced Ukraine’s youth to grow up fast. At just 14-16 years old, they’ve lived through occupation and loss. But they’re not waiting for change—they’re making it. UActive, a program by the savED foundation with Razom’s support, equips Ukrainian teens from frontline and de-occupied communities with the tools to lead, rebuild, and inspire. 🔹 Building Skills for Action In just four months, 190 teens learned project management, budgeting, public speaking, and fundraising. Then they designed real projects to rebuild their communities. At the final pitch, 10 teams secured funding to turn ideas into solutions. 🔹 Why It Matters Rebuilding isn’t just about infrastructure—it’s about the people. Shaped by war, these teens have emerged with strength, resilience, and a vision for a better Ukraine. UActive empowers them to drive change, and their commitment is inspiring. 🔹 What’s Next? These projects will roll out this spring. Stay tuned—we’ll showcase the results soon. You won’t want to miss what these teens are building! Razom is proud to support initiatives like UActive because Ukraine’s future depends on the people who will shape it. ❤ #Razom #RazomRelief #YouthLeadership #UActive #RebuildingUkraine #savED

👉 Putin’s decree from March 20, 2025 is another step in Russia’s campaign to erase Ukrainian identity. Forcing Ukrainians to accept Russian citizenship or face expulsion isn’t just an atrocity—it’s a war crime. This isn’t a “legalization” process, it’s coercion at its worst. 👉 More than 19,546 Ukrainian children have been abducted. They’re being torn from their families, their roots, and their future in Ukraine. This is a crime that must not be ignored. 👉 The reality: According to Ukrainian officials and human rights organizations, 3 to 3.5 million Ukrainians live under occupation, with 2.8 million forcibly deported, and 1.5 million children at risk of permanent separation from Ukraine. For Ukrainians in occupied territories, staying home means both physical danger from constant bombing and shelling and the risk of being legally bound to the occupiers. Yet Ukrainians refuse to be erased. Despite everything, as we hear daily from our grantees on the frontlines, they continue to resist. At Razom, we stand with them. We stand with those still in the occupied territories. We stand with the children ripped from their homes. Let’s not stay silent. This is a crime and we can’t look away. 👉 Support Ukraine. Demand accountability. Stand with us. 🇺🇦