#98 From Crisis to Construction: Women, Health, and Civil Society in Wartime Ukraine
At the 2026 Ukrainian Renaissance conference in Kyiv, we put together a panel on mental health, PTSD, supporting people in a war-torn country, and related issues. After more than four years of full-scale war, the panelists discuss how mental health needs have changed, from the daily toll of air raid alarms to violence against women and children. They also cover Barnahus child-friendly centers, resistance to sexual education, funding cuts and the shortage of psychologists outside the big cities, and why Ukrainian organizations should be treated as equal partners. In the Q&A, they answer a question about living with PTSD.
It features two of the three Ukrainian mental health organizations that our humanitarian mission, Operation Kyseláč, supported in 2022:
- Olha Lopushanska, Associate Programs Director at HealthRight International
- Daryna Ivchenko, Deputy Director for Programs at Divchata
The panel was moderated by Anastasiia Farbun, a Kyiv-based psychologist and art-therapist.
Support our humanitarian mission in Kherson https://savekherson.org/
Our thanks to Nesehnutí for their recommending Divchata and HealthRight when we were looking for partners in mental health and for helping us put this panel together.
Transcript available here: https://inlist.cz/98-from-crisis-to-construction-women-health-and-civil-society-in-wartime-ukraine/
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