Nika Chelnokova is in her apartment's living room in Boston, talking with her brother, who is in Ukraine, over Facetime in Ukrainian on April 22, 2022. After the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Chelnokova called her parents "every five minutes," which would make her nervous parents more anxious, and at one moment, she asked her parents to move to a safe location away from the city. The day when Chelnokova's parents were leaving the city, Russian soldiers stopped vehicles and killed innocent people. "Kids, elders, parents, they didn't care. They just shot. I was really thinking it could be my family and for a few nights, I couldn't sleep at all because I had this feeling that it could be the last conversation with [my] parents."

Nika Chelnokova is in her apartment's living room in Boston on a warm Friday evening of April 22, 2022, re-touching the "Support Ukraine" poster. She used a sharp black marker to cover the faded portion of the text. She had a "We stand with Ukraine" poster in the same room. Chelnokova participated in the rallies as "I felt like I'm more needed there, the school can wait," she said.

Nika Chelnokova talking to Tara Reid, Alexandra Lesiw, Oleksandra Mikhailova, and Sarah Napadensky about Vareniky going out of stock and more will be required. The women were working in the kitchen, cooking Pampushki and Vareniki, which guests would eat in the buffet hall. Vareniki or varenyky is a staple dish and Pampushki is a small savory or sweet yeast-raised bun or doughnut in Ukrainian cuisines. The money raised from donations would go towards helping Ukraine.

Nika Chelnokova, carrying sour cream required in the buffet hall, stopped in excitement to talk about the items from Ukraine to be sold in the U.S. on April 10, 2022, at the Day of Unity fundraiser event at the Center Makor, Brookline. The money would go towards helping people in Ukraine.

Nika Chelnokova, selling food to a kid during the Day of Unity fundraiser event on April 10, 2022, at the Center Makor, Brookline. Apparently, Chelnokova gave the child a little extra food item for the money.

Artem Dinh is standing in front of the Russian Slavic Culture House, where he lives and which belongs to Tufts University, after completing work on his final group project on a cold evening of April 18, 2022.

Artem Dinh is talking with Jeff, the concert hall manager before the Concert for Ukraine event on April 16, 2022, at Granoff, Tufts University. The goal of the event was to gather donations and spread awareness of the war atrocities in Ukraine. Apart from being the host of the show, Dinh was also responsible for supervising the overall event. He discussed the timeline before the event to make sure everything was on the right track. Dinh had to update the timeline as some students from Berklee, who were going to perform at the event, were not able to attend.

Artem Dinh is setting up an Arduino circuit as a part of the school's final project to build a device to predict when meat gets spoiled in a container on April 18, 2022, in his dorm room. It was a group project and Dinh was responsible for setting up the circuit.

Artem Dinh has the photo of his grandfather, who fought five wars for Vietnam as per Dinh, on a table near the window of his dorm room on April 18, 2022. Dinh says he is familiar with the consequences of war and what it means to the people affected by it as his grandfather has fought five wars. He further explained that war is different than an attack on a country’s military, suggesting that it affects innocent people and their lives.

Artem Dinh (Right) is setting up a phone on a tripod for a warmup Instagram live performance by his friend Jack (Left), who is from Russia, and his roommate before the Concert of Ukraine event on April 16, 2022, at Jack's dorm room in Tufts University. Dinh was followed by Darya Blyednova (Left to Dinh), a volunteer for the event.

Artem Dinh is backstage in the midst of an ongoing performance during the Concert for Ukraine event on April 16, 2022, at Granoff, Tufts University.