“It’s hard to navigate. I’m trying to be empathetic. I don’t have the same experience here where it’s life and death.”
Throughout the country, Americans are helping Ukrainian refugees using the power of their cellphones and laptops.
Since April 1, more than 9,000 new Ukrainian students have applied to the program. Many of these new applicants are young professionals who have lost their jobs due to the war. Originally designed to help high school and college-aged students, ENGin increased the program’s age limit to 35 when the war began.
The two women would talk about movies, culture, and compare life in the two countries. Elvira liked to share pictures of her pet bulldog and is studying to be a teacher.
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