Staying Home: Why Elderly People Refuse to Evacuate from Danger Zones
The fear of the unknown and a deep attachment to their homes force pensioners to stay near the front lines. How to provide them with necessities in isolation.
Childhood Next to Explosives: Mine Safety Lessons for Schoolchildren
Children remain the most vulnerable in contaminated areas. We explain how game formats help teach schoolchildren mine safety rules and save their lives.
Polluted water and scorched forests: the invisible environmental consequences of infrastructure destruction
Strikes on industrial facilities and utility networks are poisoning soils and water bodies. We assess the scale of environmental damage and its impact on residents' health.
Sowing at the Risk of Life: Challenges for Farmers in De-occupied Territories
The spring campaign on liberated lands is accompanied by daily risk. Every hectare requires thorough inspection before farmers can begin fieldwork.
Invisible Wounds: The Psychological State of Civilians After Two Years of Full-Scale War
Chronic stress, forced displacement, and the loss of loved ones are causing mass psychological trauma among the population, requiring systemic support and long-term social rehabilitation.
Life Without Heat: A Winter of Energy Crisis in Frontline Cities
Due to the systematic destruction of critical infrastructure, thousands of civilians are left without heating. How local residents manage their daily lives and why thermal inspection of buildings is becoming vital.
The Yellow-Blue Charitable Foundation wishes friends, partners and clients a Happy New Year!
On the last day of 2023 the foundation thanks its friends, partners and supporters.
Demining Ukraine is one of the most important tasks!
Mykhailo Vihovsky, co-founder of Intecracy Group and one of the fund's main donors, on the scale of the mine contamination problem.
Liliya Syvytska's Elegy of Living Voices documents war in Ukraine at The Polygon Gallery, April 27
A 15-minute documentary follows life in Ukrainian villages liberated from Russian occupation.