The war broke into every home, divided life into "before" and "after", became our new reality. Every day new and new questions arise - how exactly to coexist with this reality, not to lose ourselves in it and what challenges we should be ready for.
How can we prepare ourselves and the country for an increase in the number of people with disabilities? What vector will we move further? Will we not retreat from the values for which our people give their lives - freedom of speech, equal rights? How to prepare for the post-war state - a possible level of violence, radicalism? Where can empathy disappear during war, even in the most sensitive people? And why will we never be able to be the same as before February 24?
The book by public activist Tanya Kasyan "Ours. Common. How to keep a person in yourself during and after the war" is filled with stories of both non-public people and media personalities on an equal footing with others. Were they aware of the possibility of a full-scale invasion, or were they packing their anxious suitcases where they were on the eve of February 24th...
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