Lisa Hots
Journalist and social media editor of the “Hromada” media platform
Yelyzaveta Hots is a journalist, social media editor, and translator who works on the development of the “Hromada” media platform. She is involved in content creation and editing, managing social media accounts, and developing the platform’s communication strategy. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Kyiv National Linguistic University, majoring in philology and translation of Spanish and English. At a young age, she began writing articles for local newspapers in Bila Tserkva, combining journalism with translation work. She also works as a Spanish translator on a volunteer basis, participating in social and cultural initiatives.
Articles by Lisa Hots
Sharvarok: A New Space for Opportunities and Mutual Support!
The new Sharvarok platform is becoming a real unifying tool among Ukrainians in the United States. The idea, which grew from a dream, became available for implementation in November 2024. Its founder is Yarema Kuzyshyn, ...
Children of the Heavenly Legion: Ruslan Telipsky on supporting families and hope
Ruslan Telipsky has been supporting children who lost their parents in the war for 10 years through the Children of the Heavenly Legion project. Camps, holidays, and creative activities give them new friends, faith, and...
Children's Center Dim Anhela: A Place Where Orphaned Children Find Moments of Happiness and Countless Smiles
Dim Anhela (House of Angel) in Hoshiv, Ivano-Frankivsk region, is a special place where orphans find love, care, and a real family atmosphere. Founded by the You Angel Foundation, it gives children not only shelter, but ...
The contribution of California Ukrainians to the rehabilitation center "4.5.0. Prykarpattia"
In Kalush, Ivano-Frankivsk region, a new rehabilitation center “4.5.0. Prykarpattia” for war veterans is opening this summer. This project was the dream of fallen soldier Oleh Perehuda, now carried forward by his wife, V...
🇺🇦 Blue/Yellow for Ukraine USA helps the Ukrainian Armed Forces with drones, body armor, and medical supplies solely through donations from the public. Their mission is simple: “Ukraine's victory is the victory of the ...
Volunteers are changing the world. California has launched the PUC: Ukrainian Mission Project, which helps Ukrainian students displaced by war to study at Pacific Union College. Young people receive accommodation, meals,...