<div><strong>To remember is to resist.</strong> 
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<div>Thousands of Ukrainians have been killed by Russia’s war — in their homes, on the front lines, on their way to school or work. These are not anonymous casualties. Over 12,000 civilians, including hundreds of children, and more than 46,000 defenders have died. Each of them had a name, a face, a life. Each deserves to be remembered.
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<div><a href="https://www.victims.memorial/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Memorial Platform</a> is a member of the international <a href="https://everycasualty.org/about/the-casualty-recorders-network/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Casualty Recorders Network</a> run by <a href="https://everycasualty.org/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Every Casualty Counts</a>. It is <strong>the largest Ukrainian digital platform dedicated to honouring fallen soldiers and civilians by preserving their stories </strong>through documentary projects, digital archives, and other memorial initiatives. From the first days of the full-scale invasion, the team began collecting and publishing data on those killed. Over the past three years, we have established direct communication with tens of thousands of families of the fallen and dead.
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<div>Memorial’s partners include Ukraine’s largest media outlets, civil society organisations, museums, and local authorities across all regions of Ukraine. We also collaborate with international human rights defenders to hold perpetrators of war crimes accountable. We have contributed data to reports and research by <strong>Human Rights Watch, the Clooney Foundation, Airwars, and Truth Hounds.</strong> As a member of the Casualty Recorders Network, we work closely with Every Casualty Counts to bring information about Ukrainian casualties to global attention at the highest levels of the United Nations.
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<div><strong>The work of the Memorial Platform is currently at risk due to funding cuts.</strong> This means there is a real danger of losing crucial testimonies about the people killed by Russian military aggression. Without sufficient support, preserving these stories and honouring the memory of the victims is becoming increasingly difficult.
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<div><strong>Your donation will help sustain the work of the Memorial Platform team,</strong> allowing us to continue documenting stories, naming new victims, and creating meaningful memory projects. With your support, we can ensure that those lost are not forgotten, their names are spoken, and their stories live on.
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<div><strong>Every story deserves to be told.</strong> Every contribution keeps the work of remembrance alive.
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<div>We have already shared:
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<div>✔️ <strong>9500+</strong> hero and civilian stories
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<div>✔️ <strong>230</strong> texts about the fallen and dead in national and foreign media
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<div>✔️ <strong>20</strong> countries where exhibitions about the fallen were held with the participation of Memorial
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<div>✔️ <strong>500+</strong> broadcasts of stories on interactive screens in public spaces
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<div>✔️ <strong>18</strong> documentary films
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<div><strong>The world must remember.</strong>
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<div>Never Again? Yet wars continue, fuelled by indifference, denial, and forgotten atrocities. True peace is impossible without memory — without confronting the devastating, deadly impact of war and those who perpetuate it.
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<div>Remembering the victims is not just about the past; it is about shaping the future. If we fail to preserve their names and stories, we risk allowing history to repeat itself. Honouring memory is an act of resistance, a step toward justice, and a commitment to ensuring that “Never Again” is more than just words.
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<div>Your support helps ensure that justice is pursued. Ukraine demands accountability from Russia, the aggressor state, for its war crimes and atrocities. Remembering the victims is not only about honouring their lives — it is a crucial step toward achieving just peace and ensuring that such crimes never happen again.
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<div>This GoFundMe campaign is administered by Every Casualty Counts on behalf of Ukraine Memorial Platform. Donations made to this campaign will be received by Every Casualty Counts and transferred to the Ukraine Memorial Platform. 25 per cent of funds raised, up to a maximum of $10,000, will be retained by Every Casualty Counts to help fund our activities supporting the Ukraine Memorial Platform.
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<div>Every Casualty Counts is a trading name of Every Casualty Worldwide, a charity registered with the Charity Commission of England and Wales, reg. 1166974. For further information, please visit <a href="https://www.everycasualty.org" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">www.everycasualty.org</a> or contact us at <a href="https://everycasualty.org" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">[email redacted]</a>.
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