Street culture unites displaced people in Lviv

As Russia's war in Ukraine rages on, millions have been forced to flee their towns, leaving behind their homes and communities. In Lviv, one center for internally displaced persons offers a new kind of solace, bringing people together and rebuilding bonds through street culture.

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[megwenger]

Yes, create art, music, dance, community, culture... Russia can never destroy Ukraine!

[chengvang]

That's quite a story. Programs that had always been there for people. Amazing video 👍👍👍

[ashleyupshall]

Excellent ! Well done to everyone involved it’s impressive

[Chirovsky]

I love the statements at the very end of this piece: how they respond to the terror war from Moscow.

[golokavrndavana]

Now this is a nice work. ❤
Державу треба захищати. Слава Найкращим
відданим людям.. 😊
Дуже гарна робота.
Мистецтво - потужний захист.. 🎉
Glory to Ukraine.

[philippeovart]

Please keep believing, you deserve true victory...Разом до Слава Україні....💙💛

[dirkosterkamp]

What amount of energy and power in this people. Wow. A lot of respect. You are lucky having people like them despite of this war

[michaelcammock]

Vladimir Putin needs a reminder that; The Word Repentance Means Stop Doing What You Know Is Wrong !!!!.... And that includes what he started in February 2022 as what he calls "a special military operation".... And You all must have some very serious words to Pope Francis of the Vatican about all of this.

[phunk]

if you tell me this is a cultural centre all its life i would believe... so well organised and polished.

[CÆSSIUS]

The interesting thing is that the town's name SUDZHA СУДЖА in Serbo-Croatian means DISHES. Not sure about the meaning of it in Russian but it's interesting.