The attacks launched on Ukraine by Russia last month continue to affect many of our university community members and their families and loved ones. UBC offers drop-in events and other resources for those who might have connections to the countries affected by this conflict.
- Drop-in event / until March 28: UBC students of any background who have been affected by the war in Ukraine are welcome to come listen and share their experiences. This drop-in will be held every Monday at 2 pm, from March 7 – March 28, in Buchanan Tower, Room 997. Refreshments will be served. Hosted by Dariya Prykhodko, Veta Chitnev, and David Gramling more info here: https://cenes.ubc.ca/events/event/listen-share-ubc-students-affected-by-war-in-ukraine/
- How to handle the trauma of war from afar / Psychologists offer advice on managing stress around the conflict: https://www.apa.org/news/apa/2022/trauma-war-afar
- Flash-teach on Ukraine, this event has passed, but for students and colleagues in our university communities who are interested in learning more about the historical, political, and cultural context shaping the current war, please find more info about moderators and speakers here: Flash Teach-In on Ukraine – Department of Central, Eastern, and Northern European Studies (ubc.ca)
- A corresponding program statement: https://cenes.ubc.ca/news/ubcs-russian-instructors-stand-with-ukraine/.
Don’t hesitate to reach out to our Wellness Support Coordinator, Sandrine Espie, sandrine.espie@ubc.ca if you need further support or if you have any suggestions.
