Ukrainian teenagers are awarded the 2023 Children’s Peace Prize for their work supporting refugee children fleeing war. Sofia Tereshchenko, Anastasiia Feskova and Anastasiia Demchenko, who only attended virtually, developed two apps to help young people find safety and settle in countries they have fled to.
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00:00 [ Background noise ]
00:12 [ Applause ]
00:18 >> Alien environment for no fault of theirs.
00:22 It is time that they will continue to adopt our technology
00:26 to different refugee conditions and different languages.
00:29 [ Applause ]
00:32 >> And now.
00:34 >> So we've been nominated for our project
00:37 where we created two applications
00:39 to help Ukrainian refugees.
00:40 The first application is to help little children who had to escape
00:44 from the war on their own to support them on their way
00:47 to escape and the second application is for people
00:50 who are younger and who are experiencing difficulties
00:53 integrating into local communities.
00:56 [ Music ]
01:05 >> We are from Ukraine and we fight.
01:07 [ Music ]
01:18 [ Applause ]
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