TED: Ukraine's fight to keep educating its children | Zoya Lytvyn

The transcript details a personal account of the war in Ukraine, highlighting the sudden impact of the Russian invasion, the struggle of fleeing with family, and the resilience of continuing education amidst destruction. It emphasizes the importance of education as a tool for future rebuilding and calls for global support to end the war, stressing the interconnectedness of freedom worldwide.

What was the first lesson learned by the speaker during the war?

How did the speaker's family respond to the invasion of Ukraine?

What is the significance of February 24th in the context of the speaker's narrative?

What challenges did the education system in Ukraine face due to the war?

In what ways did the Ukrainian government adapt education during the COVID pandemic?

What does the speaker believe is an unassailable treasure that cannot be taken away?

How does the speaker envision the future of Ukraine after the war?