Don’t tell m3gan I said this but she’s pretty funny Our movie’s out in theaters now!
Don’t tell m3gan I said this but she’s pretty funny Our movie’s out in theaters now!
Don’t tell m3gan I said this but she’s pretty funny Our movie’s out in theaters now!
Don’t tell m3gan I said this but she’s pretty funny Our movie’s out in theaters now!
Don’t tell m3gan I said this but she’s pretty funny Our movie’s out in theaters now!
Don’t tell m3gan I said this but she’s pretty funny Our movie’s out in theaters now!
Don’t tell m3gan I said this but she’s pretty funny Our movie’s out in theaters now!
Don’t tell m3gan I said this but she’s pretty funny Our movie’s out in theaters now!
Don’t tell m3gan I said this but she’s pretty funny Our movie’s out in theaters now!
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Come meet me in Minecraft👾👾🤝
June 27th🤖💕👯♀️
A message to the Ukrainian Olympic Team. @uwcongress @u24.gov.ua #parisolympics2024
“The world cannot simply look away.”
At the end of March, as Ukraine faced intensified missile strikes, leading Ukrainian actress, activist and the IRC’s newest ambassador, @ivannasakhno, met with our teams in her hometown, Kyiv, and spent two days in Poland meeting women and children displaced by the ongoing war.
“The faces of the frontline workers, women, and children I met during our trip have left a deep impression on me,” said Ivanna. “These are real human stories that we cannot ignore. They are families torn apart by war, who now, more than ever, need our support and action.”
“While the road ahead may be challenging, I know that with the support of organizations like the IRC, the people of my country will not be alone in their struggle. Together, we can work towards a future where every person affected by this brutal war has the chance to rebuild their lives with dignity and hope.”
Since February 2022, the IRC has supported over 813,000 people impacted by the war in Ukraine. Visit rescue.org to learn more about our response and how you can help.
“The world cannot simply look away.”
At the end of March, as Ukraine faced intensified missile strikes, leading Ukrainian actress, activist and the IRC’s newest ambassador, @ivannasakhno, met with our teams in her hometown, Kyiv, and spent two days in Poland meeting women and children displaced by the ongoing war.
“The faces of the frontline workers, women, and children I met during our trip have left a deep impression on me,” said Ivanna. “These are real human stories that we cannot ignore. They are families torn apart by war, who now, more than ever, need our support and action.”
“While the road ahead may be challenging, I know that with the support of organizations like the IRC, the people of my country will not be alone in their struggle. Together, we can work towards a future where every person affected by this brutal war has the chance to rebuild their lives with dignity and hope.”
Since February 2022, the IRC has supported over 813,000 people impacted by the war in Ukraine. Visit rescue.org to learn more about our response and how you can help.
“The world cannot simply look away.”
At the end of March, as Ukraine faced intensified missile strikes, leading Ukrainian actress, activist and the IRC’s newest ambassador, @ivannasakhno, met with our teams in her hometown, Kyiv, and spent two days in Poland meeting women and children displaced by the ongoing war.
“The faces of the frontline workers, women, and children I met during our trip have left a deep impression on me,” said Ivanna. “These are real human stories that we cannot ignore. They are families torn apart by war, who now, more than ever, need our support and action.”
“While the road ahead may be challenging, I know that with the support of organizations like the IRC, the people of my country will not be alone in their struggle. Together, we can work towards a future where every person affected by this brutal war has the chance to rebuild their lives with dignity and hope.”
Since February 2022, the IRC has supported over 813,000 people impacted by the war in Ukraine. Visit rescue.org to learn more about our response and how you can help.
“The world cannot simply look away.”
At the end of March, as Ukraine faced intensified missile strikes, leading Ukrainian actress, activist and the IRC’s newest ambassador, @ivannasakhno, met with our teams in her hometown, Kyiv, and spent two days in Poland meeting women and children displaced by the ongoing war.
“The faces of the frontline workers, women, and children I met during our trip have left a deep impression on me,” said Ivanna. “These are real human stories that we cannot ignore. They are families torn apart by war, who now, more than ever, need our support and action.”
“While the road ahead may be challenging, I know that with the support of organizations like the IRC, the people of my country will not be alone in their struggle. Together, we can work towards a future where every person affected by this brutal war has the chance to rebuild their lives with dignity and hope.”
Since February 2022, the IRC has supported over 813,000 people impacted by the war in Ukraine. Visit rescue.org to learn more about our response and how you can help.
