A Million Voices: Uniting Through Stories” is a cross-border initiative supporting the mental health and integration of Ukrainian displaced people in Lithuania, Poland, and Germany. Through art therapy and storytelling, we build healing and connection between displaced people and their host communities.

A Million Voices: Uniting Through Stories” is a cross-border initiative supporting the mental health and integration of Ukrainian displaced people in Lithuania, Poland, and Germany. Through art therapy and storytelling, we build healing and connection between displaced people and their host communities.

Project Objectives

01

Support displaced people’s mental health through creative expression.

02

Foster social bonds between locals and displaced people.

03

Promote empathy and integration through shared narratives.

04

Empower participants via storytelling and skill-building.

Project Activities

Three countries.
Three walls.
One message.

Designed in collaboration with Lithuanian street artist Rolandas Ivanauskas and the team of “Ukraine: A Glimpse of Reality,” this mural is a statement of solidarity and hope. Rolandas discovered his passion for art more than 18 years ago after seeing the graffiti-covered streets of New York on television. Since then, his work has been driven by the desire to speak out on important social issues.

“I believe that anyone passing by my murals will feel supportive, uplifting thoughts about Ukraine. Graffiti is the perfect medium to talk about war because its very essence is to draw attention to problems and to protest publicly.” says the artist.

Three countries.
Three walls.
One message.

Designed in collaboration with Lithuanian street artist Rolandas Ivanauskas and the team of “Ukraine: A Glimpse of Reality,” this mural is a statement of solidarity and hope. Rolandas discovered his passion for art more than 18 years ago after seeing the graffiti-covered streets of New York on television. Since then, his work has been driven by the desire to speak out on important social issues.

“I believe that anyone passing by my murals will feel supportive, uplifting thoughts about Ukraine. Graffiti is the perfect medium to talk about war because its very essence is to draw attention to problems and to protest publicly.” says the artist.

“Ukraine: A Glimpse of Reality” is a self-funded initiative raising awareness about the war in Ukraine. Together with Rolandas, the idea for this mural was developed and will be brought to life in three countries, turning walls into symbols of dialogue, resistance, and unity.

“It’s a huge pleasure to collaborate on such an initiative and to contribute to raising awareness through street art.” says the group.

You can learn more about the initiative by visiting their website

``We may be separated by borders, but our stories are painted on the same wall.``

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Funded by the European Social Fund under ESF-SI-2024-UA-01: Innovative Approaches to Mitigate the Societal Consequences of Russia’s War of Aggression Against Ukraine within EU Countries.

Disclaimer: Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Social Fund Agency. Neither the European Union nor the Granting Authority can be held responsible for them.

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