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ORT Teacher Yearns for Return to Kyiv
After fleeing her home outside Kyiv shortly before it was destroyed by heavy shelling, an ORT teacher reflects on her family’s experiences as refugees and their hopes to return to Ukraine.
Ukraine School’s 3D Printers Produce Medical Supplies
A group from ORT’s Chernivtsi Jewish School worked together to design and produce much-needed tourniquets for victims of attacks. Their improvised bandages have already been used by civilians suffering from heavy bleeding.
ORT Programs in Greece Support Ukrainian Refugees
World ORT is extending its support for Ukrainians through a new program for refugee women and children. Our ongoing partnership with the Irida Women’s Center in Thessaloniki, Greece, will be…
ORT Puts Mental Health at the Forefront of Post-COVID Education
ORT’s Education Department employs two different approaches to address mental health. The first is bringing teachers, educational administrators and leaders from around the world together virtually for a meaningful conversation.
Using STEAM education: Narrowing gaps between the haves and have-nots
While still grappling with rising inflation costs and attempts to recover from the post-COVID slump, the start-up scene is one of the few sectors where its resources seem virtually unlimited.
ORT Global Briefing: Ukraine – Highlights
On June 9 ORT hosted a Global Briefing on the ongoing crisis in Ukraine to share how your support has been put to work in the best ways possible and to provide an update on our current and future initiatives.
ORT Leaders Meet in Israel
ORT leaders from around the world came together in person this week for the first time in two years to discuss the leading issues in global education. The gathering –…
World ORT is a Lifeline for Ukrainian Students and Families
Since the start of the conflict in Ukraine, ORT has been on the front lines providing much needed relief for students, teachers, and their families across the country.
Improving Language Skills with ORT Volunteers
ORT students who have left Ukraine are improving their English language skills via ORT’s Virtual Volunteers.