And this is Mariia Berlinska. She is a veteran. Mariia teaches me to be kind. I should have a Twitter space with her sometime. We talked about education for people during the war, specifically, technical education needed for territorial defense. 560k$ has to be raised 12/

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This is a generator we are ordering from the UK. A used one. We are happy. It might be in Kyiv in a week or two. So we just need to hold on for another couple of Russian attacks. 9/

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This is our student who stopped me outside of the KSE building this evening. He wants to set up a program at KSE that encourages Ukrainians to take care of elderly during blackouts. 6/

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Here are the Kotiki at KSE today. I am in the middle. They are doing great work with a shelter for people to get warm during blackouts. We want to scale the@ up 10 times. They brought the budget, we raised money, and we are a go. 5/

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This is a shelter in a school across from our university building. We want to renovate it. Our friends and partners Solomyanski Kotiki (an NGO) took these pictures today. Our school project lead Maryna will talk to them tomorrow to see if a project can be done 4/

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This is a setup this evening by my bed: candles, power bank, and a lamp running of a power bank. We were lucky someone gave it to me and my wife as a gift way before the war. There is no way I can find it in stores now. 3/

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Good evening. Day 278. I am in Kyiv, Ukraine. After the latest attack, I have made a resolution to write about ordinary life in Kyiv and at the Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) twice a day. So that people outside of Ukraine can get a sense what an ordinary life is like in a war 1/

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