On 24 February, Russian forces invaded Ukraine as her citizens slept. Ukrainian women and children fled across the borders to safety. The men stayed behind and lined up to receive arms and basic training, thrust into voluntary military service to defend their country. As the world looked on in growing horror, Russian president, Vladimir Putin,
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Aurelie Richards interviews Ali Schwartz about POLYRHYTHMS, a new pilot project to support LGBTQIA+ refugees in Leipzig with innovative therapeutic methods.
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They escaped from persecution and violence in Turkey and Syria, and from a career dead-end in Central Europe, into eventually finding a brighter, more promising path in programming via Digital Career Institute (@DevugeesOrg) in Leipzig.
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"Someone fleeing war has far more of a right to seek safety in a new place than I do to seek a work visa."
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In a program that encourages school-wide intercultural exchange, the Academy of Fine Arts in Leipzig welcomes refugee students for the second year in October, giving them the chance to resume their university careers in art and design.
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Working with refugee children in Greece changed Samantha's life. Here's her story, and how you can help her go back there.
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