If Ukraine falls, the consequences will haunt the world for generations. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine one year ago upended the global economic and political system, and the scale of human rights violations and devastation cannot continue with impunity. It is becoming increasingly clear that Putin won't accept peace, which is why after a year of resistance Ukraine needs more—not less—support. Open Society has supported democracy in Ukraine since its independence after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Throughout the past year, Open Society has supported Ukraine’s civil society as they have delivered medicine, sheltered displaced families, and documented war crimes even as the bombs kept falling. These people are the future of Ukrainian democracy, and we cannot back down now. Read more from Open Society president Mark Malloch-Brown: https://www.justsecurity.org/85247/if-ukraine-falls-consequences-will-haunt-the-world/ Learn more about Open Society’s work in Ukraine: https://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/newsroom/the-open-society-foundations-in-ukraine