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11 НАШЕ ЖИТТЯ • Листопад 2022 Working with UGS showed us how deeply concerned young people are about the well-being of others. They dedicate their skills and their limited time, beyond schoolwork and building their futures, to support their homeland and draw the victory of Ukraine closer. This wisdom and clarity of life vision have nothing to do The research skills of Zhenia Khalabadzhakh , an in - coming freshman at Princeton University, and Yulia Kopalivska , an incoming junior at Annie Wright Schools, a boarding school in Tacoma, Washington, strengthened the UNWLA Advocacy committee this summer. Yulia helped immensely in the development of the UNWLA Sister Cities program. Although she is starting university, Zhenia will continue to work with the Ukrainian Language Advocacy campaign to pro - mote Ukrainian-language books at Princeton's library and Ukrainian-language films on Princeton's campus. Zhenia Khalabadzhakh Yulia Kopalivska All our interns share the same sentiment. “Start - ing my undergraduate degree in the U.S., I con - stantly caught myself thinking of a contrast be - tween my safe life abroad and the devastating reality in my homeland,” notes Sofiia Khalik , a first-year psychology major at the University of North Carolina. She interned with the UNWLA Fundraising committee and discovered a varie - ty of outlets to apply her skills to help Ukraine. During the final month of her internship, she produced a list of over 50 opportunities for the UNWLA to raise more funds for humanitarian aid to Ukraine. with age, but everything to do with the support young people receive pursuing their endeavors. Special thanks to Marianna Tretiak, Helen Pidgorna, our UGS interns, the UGS team, and UNWLA National Board members for their work. With the tenacity and enthusiasm of digital natives, interns Polina Panasenko and Sofiia Tiapkina helped the UNWLA Communications team develop content and Instagram strategies, and wrote and designed for social media. “Intern - ing at the UNWLA was my first experience working in a professional team in a large organization,” notes sophomore Sofiia Tiapkina. She wrote news pieces and articles and translated documents with remarkable skill, amazing her col - leagues with her responsiveness and efficiency. When asked to reflect on her experience with the UNWLA, Sofiia mentioned the importance of upholding the informational front for Ukraine while abroad. Sofiia Tiapkina
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