In this episode, I had the pleasure to speak with Jane Alieva, arguably one of the busiest women in Ukraine who has devoted her life to helping the tens of thousands of children traumatized by Russia. Jane runs and/or is a part of 3 different charity groups currently, all committed to helping kidnapped children and other victims of Russia's war.Listen in to hear what is unfortunately a highly underreported story regarding the untold tens of thousands of children Russia has kidnapped and who remain apart from their families. And hear the inspiring work Jane and her organizations are doing to help these kids and fight back against Russia in the courts.As mentioned in the podcast, please check out the website of the Mama Jane Charity Foundation here - https://mamajane.com.ua/And read Jane's article on the kidnappings here - https://mamajane.com.ua/blog/kidnapping-not-deportationAnd you can help the children directly by going here - https://mamajane.com.ua/blog/100-words-of-support#100wordsofsupport #comebackhomeJane Alieva, Founder and CEO of the Mama Jane Charity Foundation, which is engaged in psychological rehabilitation for Ukrainian children traumatized by the war and humanitarian aid. Jane is also CEO and head of events at Mama Matrix Group, which offers strategic communications, media and event management, consultancy services, and legal support to its members. She also is a Director at Payback4Ukraine, which is an international legal network, which has launched a case against the Wagner Group in UK and child abduction cases in European civil courts seeking reparations for Ukrainian victims of war. To learn more, visit: https://ubn.network/ Listen to more episodes on Mission Matters: https://missionmatters.com/author/Mark-McNamee/

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