Audrey MacAlpine
Audrey lived in Ukraine since, May 2022. Until the spring of 2024 she worked as a Field Lead for HopeFull Charity traveling between Kharkiv, Zaphorizia, Mykolayiv, Kherson and Odesa baring witness to some of the most pivotal moments of the war including the liberation of Kherson and the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam. She has traveled extensively though Ukraine and has visited over 600 towns and villages through her work. She graduated from New York University with a BA in Romance Languages in 2014.
Articles
- Category
- World
As Russia continues its systematic deportation of nearly 20,000 Ukrainian children, the international community is rallying to bring them home. Led by a global coalition of 41 countries, supported by expert task force and high-profile ambassadors like tennis star Elina Svitolina, initiative Bring Kids Back UA is working to raise awareness, apply diplomatic pressure, and ensure the safe return of these forcibly displaced children.- Category
- War in Ukraine
Russell Bentley, an American defector was detained, tortured, and killed in a concentration camp in Donetsk, a new report reveals. The camp, operating under Russian military command, is known for the brutal treatment of prisoners, including Russian soldiers.- Category
- Opinion
On the two-year anniversary of Kherson’s liberation, editorial writer Audrey MacAlpine reflects on her time helping the city recover from Russian occupation. See Ukraine through the eyes of a US volunteer as she shares what drove her to support a resisting nation across the ocean.- Category
- Anti-Fake
Since 2014, Russia has actively interfered in countries worldwide to expand its global influence. Here, we explore some of the most significant meddling scandals of the past decade.- Category
- World
A retrospective on US presidential visits to Kyiv from 1991 to today—and how these visits shaped current US foreign policy toward Ukraine.