Strong, patriotic, and courageous — they speak up when it matters. Because silence or neutrality is the absence of courage to speak the truth.
During the World Health Assembly in Geneva and events at the Permanent Mission of Poland to the United Nations, Natalia Pidmurniak, a representative of the Youth Council at the Ministry of Health of Ukraine and a medical intern in interventional cardiology, wore a sweatshirt with the powerful message: “Bring Kids Back.”
This message is a call to the world to help return Ukrainian children illegally taken to Russia.
Learn more about the initiative: www.bringkidsback.org.ua
Notably, the President of Kyiv Medical University, Dr. Oleksandr Pokanevych, also attended the event to support the Ukrainian delegation.
After returning, Natalia visited the KMU Polish Campus, met with students, shared her experience at international events, and helped plan joint initiatives to strengthen global solidarity in health care.
We thank Natalia for raising her voice and setting an example. These are the actions that shape a better future for Ukraine.
During the World Health Assembly in Geneva and events at the Permanent Mission of Poland to the United Nations, Natalia Pidmurniak, a representative of the Youth Council at the Ministry of Health of Ukraine and a medical intern in interventional cardiology, wore a sweatshirt with the powerful message: “Bring Kids Back.”
This message is a call to the world to help return Ukrainian children illegally taken to Russia.
Learn more about the initiative: www.bringkidsback.org.ua
Notably, the President of Kyiv Medical University, Dr. Oleksandr Pokanevych, also attended the event to support the Ukrainian delegation.
After returning, Natalia visited the KMU Polish Campus, met with students, shared her experience at international events, and helped plan joint initiatives to strengthen global solidarity in health care.
We thank Natalia for raising her voice and setting an example. These are the actions that shape a better future for Ukraine.