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Connecting Ukraine, Poland, and Japan
After the Russian invasion of Ukraine, over 3.2 million people, largely women and children, fled to Poland. Government budgets are stretched thin, and many civilian volunteers are providing support. Japanese international student Azuma Yugo lives in the border town of Katowice with his fiancée Marta. The couple has offered their home to evacuating families, and delivers food and supplies to other evacuees in the town. As the war continues, they've begun working with a Polish NGO to set up a childcare center with the goal of helping evacuee mothers achieve independence. We follow them on their quest to support the Ukrainian people.
Aired: Jun 01, 2022 Genre: DocumentaryDuration: 28m Rating: 0 Country: Japan Production: NHK, Japan International Broadcasting (JIB)
Episodes
01: Digital Solutions for Healthcare Access: Nepal02: Borderless Opportunities Through Web Development: Benin03: Solar-Powered Education: Tanzania04: Connecting Ukraine, Poland, and Japan05: Medical Support for Ukrainian Evacuees: Hungary06: Social Platform Pulling for Ukraine: Japan07: Tackling Social Issues Through Business: Japan08: A New Route for Quality Cacao: Ghana09: Transcending Borders with Remote ICUs: Indonesia and Mexico10: Empowering Syrians Through IT