In Sumy, Ukraine, the front line is drawing near – but we refuse to leave
Summary
The city of Sumy in northwest Ukraine is near the war's front line, leading many families to choose whether to stay or leave. Despite the conflict, local classes for children provide a space for learning and creativity, helping them experience normal childhood activities.Key Facts
- Sumy, northwest Ukraine, is 20 kilometers from the war front line.
- Sirens frequently sound in the city, sometimes up to two days long.
- Families face tough decisions about leaving due to safety concerns.
- Some families left the city as the school year ended.
- Children's classes in Sumy offer art, games, and team activities.
- These classes help children interact and support each other.
- The ongoing conflict has disrupted normal childhood experiences.
- Many children miss social interactions and face stress from the war.
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