Pamela Trishchuk is a Ukrainian Canadian born in Saskatchewan who later moved to Alberta. Fascinated by history since childhood, she originally wanted to become a teacher....
Mila Shevchuk
Editor
I am a Kyiv native who is passionate about the Ukrainian language since childhood and has more than 20 years of experience in shaping and refining texts. I am a member of the Ukrainian Editors' Association with a decade of expertise in television, went on a journey from a journalist to an editor-in-chief and head screenwriter for social projects and investigative crime series.
As a communications specialist, I collaborated with the Starenki charity foundation, as well as the public organizations Yedyni and Association of Relatives of Political Prisoners of the Kremlin.
I am also the author of the “Movonka” blog, a Ukrainian language trainer for adults, and a moderator of international Ukrainian speaking clubs. After evacuating from occupied Bucha, I organized and led the longest daily volunteer language marathon of 2022, which lasted for over seven months. Due to the war, I had to relocate to Italy.
In 2024, I completed training with the INGO “International Leadership and Development Centre” and the Centre of Psychological Help “Confidence”, becoming a facilitator for Ukrainian women’s support groups during the war.
I keep the harmoniousness of our project’s writing in Ukrainian while sharing the stories of determined Ukrainians reshaping their lives and changing the world around them.
Publications of the author
In Ukraine, Olga Tokariuk is known as foreign affairs journalist, recognized particularly as the author of a documentary about National Guard soldier Vitaliy Markiv, who ...
How to stop putting life on pause? The second part of the “HERE&THERE” episode with Larysa Didkovska
In the first part of the “HERE&THERE” episode we talked with Larysa Didkovska about how to help teenagers who returned from emigration adapt to life at home. Today we’re...
Which is more difficult: integrating abroad or reintegrating at home, and how can one avoid being “stuck” between two worlds? How do teenagers navigate these processes, and...
What social conflicts are inevitable after the war? How can Ukrainians avoid discord and build a shared future? Yellow Blue journalist Mila Shevchuk discussed this with...
In February 2022, millions of Ukrainians were forced to leave their homes after Russia’s full-scale invasion. Over four years of war that shows no sign of ending, the crack...
Vladyslav Perstok is a 38-year-old economist and father of three. He graduated from Donetsk National University and the University of Westminster in London. He worked at ...
In 2015, investment banker Anna Gorbenko founded Healing Taste , an organic vegan food producer, in Kyiv. Over 11 years, she has weathered multiple crises, the COVID-19...
