Disability in Times of War

Once the Russian invasion of #Ukraine started, people with #disabilities suffered tremendously. And amid the panic and chaos that followed the invasion, many were unable to evacuate from their homes and couldn’t access bomb shelters. In this episode of the second season of the podcast series “Europe Talks Back”, you can hear the story of @Tanya Herasymova, who is one of the approximately 2.7 million Ukrainians with disabilities. She managed to flee and ever since she’s been helping fellow Ukrainians with disabilities stuck near the frontlines of the #war in Ukraine.

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