Ukraine Provides Psychological Support to 6,000 Children Amid Ongoing Conflict

Psychologists in Ukraine are using animated characters in therapy apps to help children cope with the emotional toll of the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war, involving family members to reinforce positive changes at home and promote independent coping skills. An exhibition in London showcases over 600 artifacts from the Ukrainian military resistance against Russian aggression, including war trophies and poignant items like a flag from Azovstal, emphasizing Ukraine's resilience and the international support it has garnered. Meanwhile, Jewish life in Ukraine continues despite historical and current challenges, with community leaders highlighting unity and perseverance amid the war and political complexities, including the country's Jewish president. In the United States, a new book narrates the journey of Rachel, a Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany, illustrating themes of overcoming racial barriers, war impacts, and the pursuit of dreams in a hostile society. Across these stories, the Jewish experience is framed as deeply connected to heritage and identity, while also addressing issues of antisemitism, cultural legacy, and the importance of understanding Jewish history and connection to Israel.