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  1. Thank you for publishing this article that highlights the leadership role Project Kesher women have taken in Ukraine and Russia during this unstable and volatile situation. For transparency, I am a member of the board of Project Kesher in the United States.

    Project Kesher joins the ranks of women globally who step-up to prevent conflict as equal and full participants in all efforts to create and maintain peace.

    The headline, “Ukraine, the Message is “To Think Positively” is misleading. Project Kesher women leaders are strategic thinkers and planners so their actions can result in their goal for a non-violent peaceful solution in the region.