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“Promise me not to hide yourself when you’re in pain, it’s unfair that we laughed together but you cried alone”
— Unknown
“Having a low opinion of yourself is not modesty. It’s self-destruction.”
— Bobbe Sommer
“It’s about who you miss at 2 in the afternoon when you’re busy, not 2 in the morning when you’re lonely.”
— Unknown (via help-n-quotes)
Ways to support Ukraine 🇺🇦
More than 500,000 people have already left Ukraine due to the invasion by the Russian Federation. The European Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Management estimates that roughly 18 million Ukrainians will be affected by the conflict in humanitarian terms, with 7 million internally displaced and 4 million seeking refuge elsewhere. To help those still in Ukraine, as well as Ukrainian refugees, we’ve compiled this list of resources.
HelpUkraineWin.org has a collection of vetted and trusted resources, charities, and organizations to help Ukraine.
Some additional ways to donate:
Vostok SOS provides immediate evacuation support.
Malteser International provides essentials for Ukrainian refugees.
Ukraine Crisis Media Center provides fundraising links and a list of tips for sharing information.
Misinformation spreads fast on social media. It is more important than ever to share accurate, verifiable news and information. Here are some resources to learn how to identify misinformation:
This link from the nonprofit WITNESS shares tips for identifying authentic video sources (available in English, Spanish, Ukranian, Russian, and Arabic).
These visual verification tips, also from WITNESS, provide information on verifying images and videos (available in English and Spanish).
This interview with NPR contains tips for identifying fake TikToks.
“Of course it is exhausting, having to reason all the time in a universe which wasn’t meant to be reasonable.”
— Kurt Vonnegut, Breakfast of Champions (via quotespile)
Two's day came, and two's day went.
If 2/2/22 falls on a Tuesday it could also be known as “2’s Day”
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“I will breathe. I will think of solutions. I will not let my worry control me. I will not let my stress level break me. I will simply breathe. I will be OK because I don’t quit.”
— Shayne McClendon
A fisherman paddles a canoe on a river. Akosombo, Ghana. ©Clare Spencer
African Mothers
1. Dogon, Mali. by Frans Devriese
2. Pays Agni, Ivory Coast. by Olivier Martel
3. Karima, Sudan. by Nihal Abdellatif
4. Togo. by Luca Gargano
5. Madagascar. by Steve Evans
6. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. by Jemal Countess
7. Maputo, Mozambique. by Douglas Condzo
8. Uganda. by Akosua Manuela
9. Loiyangani, Kenya. by Brian Msafiri