Our Support for Ukraine’s Civil Society Two Years after Russia’s Invasion

In the course of war, the very functions of civil society are needed to sustain the people and preserve democracy in the face of wanton aggression, says our International Renaissance Foundation's Oleksandr Sushko. Two years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, our support for hundreds of Ukrainian civil society initiatives continues to build resiliency, bring Russia to account, and contribute to victory.
While this might seem like a regional conflict, the effects are global. If Russia prevails, it could spell doom for democracies worldwide.
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The world must stand against dictators

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I believe in your mission

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That’s why you don’t have open borders

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Viva Ucrania!!!!!

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Can I claim Zelenskyy on my taxes? Asking for a friend.

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Do you want to see Europe as it was in the 2nd World War? The West must prevail in the conflict.

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All the rebuilding of Ukraine will be mostly done by US companies. Plus they are rich in oil, minerals and other commodities. Viva Ucrania 🇺🇦!!!!!!!

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That's where they wash the money. It's a scam.

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