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Ukraine the Possible
Commons
10 episodes
2 days ago
The Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine is a war of aggression by a fossil fuel empire, so the peoples of Ukraine have no choice but to resist. In the podcast, we discuss the war and its impact, as well as the historical context of transformations, crises and inequality. Despite the tragedy, Ukrainian society has demonstrated its ability to dialogue and cooperate, and its potential for a more just, inclusive and diverse future. And this future requires international solidarity. Authored by Vitalii Atanasov from Kyiv.
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The Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine is a war of aggression by a fossil fuel empire, so the peoples of Ukraine have no choice but to resist. In the podcast, we discuss the war and its impact, as well as the historical context of transformations, crises and inequality. Despite the tragedy, Ukrainian society has demonstrated its ability to dialogue and cooperate, and its potential for a more just, inclusive and diverse future. And this future requires international solidarity. Authored by Vitalii Atanasov from Kyiv.
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Social Sciences
Science
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Fractured Futures: Ukraine's Internally Displaced
Ukraine the Possible
24 minutes 21 seconds
8 months ago
Fractured Futures: Ukraine's Internally Displaced

Millions of Ukrainians are living as refugees in their own land. How the nation responds to their plight will determine its very soul. This episode urgently investigates the massive challenges faced by these internally displaced people – struggling for housing, jobs, and basic dignity amidst war. We dissect the effectiveness of current support systems, revealing the gaps and raising critical questions: 

▪️ Are Ukrainian IDPs being forgotten?

▪️ Is the government truly prioritizing their needs?

▪️ And what crucial, fundamental changes are needed to secure a just and stable future for all Ukrainians?


Authored by Vitalii Atanasov from Kyiv.

Ukraine the Possible
The Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine is a war of aggression by a fossil fuel empire, so the peoples of Ukraine have no choice but to resist. In the podcast, we discuss the war and its impact, as well as the historical context of transformations, crises and inequality. Despite the tragedy, Ukrainian society has demonstrated its ability to dialogue and cooperate, and its potential for a more just, inclusive and diverse future. And this future requires international solidarity. Authored by Vitalii Atanasov from Kyiv.