Danil Pavlov

21 July 2022
Manage Before the Concrete PoursExtract from the new book by Vira Kuryko about those who paved the way to healthy Ukrainian medicine and how they did it

23 May 2022
PitsThe Kyiv region is full of the graves of civilians. Pits. Holes in the ground. Pits from which they keep pulling out bodies


25 May 2021
A Bolt from the BlueAn inclusive restaurant in Kharkiv is changing society’s attitude towards people with mental disabilities

13 May 2021
Permission to LiveShould we save others after our death and who should make such decision

25 December 2019
Job: MotherhoodFoster caregivers saving children from orphanage — the story of a former teacher who has given shelter to more than 30 children

4 November 2019
The Ravine of MemoryThe full is no friend to the hungry, or How “public” and “private” memories of the Holocaust compete in Babyn Yar


16 September 2019
Girl, Why Are You So Sad?The female students at a Kyiv college have dared speak up about a professor’s sexual harassment. How did they manage to hold him accountable despite the bullying?

2 September 2019
For the First TimeHow human papillomavirus led three young women to create a project on sex ed

Contains audio version
3 August 2019
Swipe Me If You CanHow Ukrainians manage to find love on Tinder amid fast-food relationships, one-night stands and feeding their egos
Contains audio version

4 July 2019
Giving Yourself for PartsHow a small victory over cancer turned into a great battle for transplants

14 June 2019
Keepers of the UndergroundHow diggers protect underground Kyiv from floods, communication breakdowns, and prying eyes