SupportOn June 1, Children’s Day, the Gulliver shopping center hosted a holiday for children. The “Faces of the Ukrainian Dream” project team opened the first two-week exhibition of children’s works.
The exhibition featured children’s drawings and essays that reflected their dreams and desires despite the war. It included children who were scattered around the world by the war and forced to leave their homes and those who stayed in their home country.
Each work radiated hope and faith in a better future, leaving no one indifferent.
Every visitor to the event was deeply moved by the indomitable spirit of our Ukrainian children. Despite the hardships, they continue to dream, a testament to their unwavering strength.
The colorful drawings and sincere essays told about the world they would like to live in – a peaceful world full of love and joy, where there is no war and no explosions, and simultaneously reminded of the losses and pain our little children have experienced.
This exhibition shows that children’s dreams are unbreakable. War does not cancel dreams. It changes them.
We are grateful to everyone who contributed to this project and invite everyone to visit the exhibition, support our children, and be inspired by their dreams!
These dreams, so beautifully expressed in the children’s works, are not just their dreams. They are our dreams too, and we are resolute in our belief that they will one day become a reality.
