Stand With Ukraine

#ArtForPeaceInUkraine: HOPE edition
By Nikita Vasyliev
Oct 2023
To honor the bravery of all Ukrainians, Pechersk School International (PSI) is launching the second chapter of the #Art4PeaceInUkraine global initiative...

Living a War From Afar

By Inna Polianska
22-Jun-22

The story of a Ukrainian family living through the horrors of the war from afar... ..more

ZIS Continues Ukrainian Student Support

By Rachel Ditchfield
05-May-22

Zurich International School has welcomed 27 young Ukrainian refugees who will complete the academic year at the school... ..more

QSI’s Kyiv International School Update

By Eben Plese
07-Apr-22

We are committed to continuing to support our staff associated with Kyiv International School, and we are committed to reopening as soon as we are able… ..more

How Can You Help?

By Pechersk School International
03-Mar-22

PSI in Kyiv has put together a list of organizations where you can donate to help people affected by the crisis. ..more

Art For Peace

By Pechersk School International
03-Mar-22

Join the global, student-driven art movement #ArtForPeaceInUkraine. Spread a message for peace via student voices and to engage the attention of the whole world to the current attack on Ukraine. ..more

Offer Support to International Schools in the Region

From PSI, ISK, ASW, AISB
03-Mar-22

Use these links to reach out to schools in the Ukraine and surrounding region with offers of support so that they can more effectively match them with areas of need. ..more

#StandWithUkraine: An Update from PSI, Kyiv

Rachel Caldwell
16-Mar-22

Whilst the main enduring message is a call for peace, the other is a celebration of kindness, empathy, and generosity. ..more

A Message from Perchersk School International, Kyiv

By Rachel Caldwell
26-Feb-22

Our world has been rocked entirely by the inhumane, illegal, and devastating attack on Ukraine. Our staff, students, and parents are all in shock and are dealing with many layers of anxiety and grief. ..more

American School of Warsaw for Ukraine

By Agnieszka Swietliczko
14-Mar-22

With the outbreak of the war and when the first refugees arrived at the border, the phrase "Polish hospitality" took on real meaning. ..more

ISK for Ukraine

By International School of Krakòw
14-Mar-22

The International School of Kraków, is committed to providing as much support for those in need as it can. ..more

A Statement from Quality Schools International

By QSI - Kyiv International School
14-Mar-22

Quality Schools International is deeply concerned about the well-being of the staff, students, and families of Kyiv International School (KIS). United efforts have been made throughout QSI to look after the safety of all staff and faculty members. ..more

Message from Vilnius International School, Lithuania

By Rebecca Juras
03-Mar-22

I've been thinking about the real needs at the moment and that would be setting up a network of counseling services for teachers. ..more

We Are All Citizens of the World

By Paul Fochtman
03-Mar-22

“We are all citizens of the world. Therefore, an attack upon world peace is an attack upon our shared home.” ..more

American International School of Budapest (AISB) Responds

By American International School of Budapest (AISB)
02-Mar-22

Our school has been working to coordinate its response to the crisis, in the hope that we can mobilize our community to make a difference in the lives of those impacted. ..more

An Open Letter from IBO Director General on Ukraine

By Olli-Pekka Heinonen
11-Mar-22

The IB condemns acts of war and violence. Our mission tells us there is a way to manage conflict through dialogue and as a united community leaning on the strength of our learner profile and our belief in one shared humanity and planet. ..more

COBIS asks PM for Assurances Over Ukrainian International School Staff

By Irena Barker
16-Mar-22

CEO of the Council of British International Schools has written to British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, asking for assurances that Ukrainian teachers will face “no barrier” to enter the UK. ..more

Update from AAIE

By Laura Light
04-Mar-22

On Thursday, March 3, 2022, the AAIE Global Conversation welcomed community members from Ukraine and Lithuania, as well as from CEESA and the Office of Overseas Schools. ..more

How to Educate in a Time of Conflict

By Conrad Hughes
16-Mar-22

One of the most challenging problems of practice that teachers and heads face in schools is how to discuss burning political events, in particular, war. ..more

A School Staff Guide for Supporting Students Impacted by the Crisis in Ukraine

By Ellen Mahoney
16-Mar-22

The following is a guide for International School educators working in schools in Ukraine, Russia, and other impacted communities. It is designed to help educators navigate through the coming weeks and beyond. ..more

How to Talk about Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Using Model UN

By Kyle Wagner
16-Mar-22

I truly believe as cultivators of our world’s future decision and policy makers, that the best starting point is to talk about what is happening, and help students understand what is at stake. ..more

Guidelines to Consider when Explaining the Russia-Ukraine War to Elementary Students

By Ben Fishman
16-Mar-22

Keep your conversations simple and easy to understand. Conversations should be developmentally appropriate. The age of your students will dictate how much information is shared. ..more