Video poetry by Arthur Dron and "Voices of Children" was displayed on the largest LED screen in Europe

Author:

Mariia Kucova

A video poem based on Arthur Dron's poem "Dity" (Children) from the collection "Tut buly my" (We Were Here) was displayed on the LED screen at the Gulliver Shopping Mall in Kyiv. The video featured beneficiaries from the "Voices of Children" Charitable Foundation's Kyiv Center.

On June 1, the Foundation created and presented the video, advocating for the protection of the childhood of Ukrainian children during the war.

With our media resources, we consider it our duty to support social initiatives that highlight important current issues. Every child in Ukraine has their own war experience, and we adults must help these children find support and opportunities for recovery. This is especially important now, as we fight together for our future. Because children are our future,
commented Kateryna Zhurakivska, Marketing Director of the Gulliver Business Center.

The children featured in the video were overwhelmed with emotion upon seeing themselves on Europe's largest LED screen.

Oh, that's me! Or is it…?
Liubomyr couldn't believe his eyes.

Residents and visitors of Kyiv will be able to see the video throughout the year. Previously, the Gulliver Business Center screened clips from the "Do you hear what this is about?" social-campaign, which reached over 21 million Ukrainians.

We'd like to remind you that "Voices of Children" psychologists continue to help families with children overcome the consequences of war.

Please feel free to contact us:

in person at our regional Centers:
by calling 0 800 210 106;
via our Chatbot.

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