Russia , Power & Security Coming together for Ukraine

More than 60 students, faculty, and staff gathered at Perry World House on a spring-like evening for Razom: A Moment of Togetherness for Ukraine. There were touches of yellow and blue, a nod to the Ukrainian flag. Razom, meaning “together” in Ukrainian, was a recurrent theme among the presenters.

Hosted by Penn Global and the Office of the Chaplain the event attracted Ukrainian students as well as American and international members of the Penn community in a show of solidarity.

Amy Gadsden, associate vice provost for global initiatives, welcomed those gathered. “We are here to support our Ukrainian students. The horrendous events in Ukraine affect us all,” said Gadsden. “The world is changed.”

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