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Brooke Manning

Senior Community Manager

Brooke Manning is the senior community manager at the Kyiv Independent. She previously worked as a field organizer in California and as an English teacher in Ukraine. She holds a master's in investigative journalism from Arizona State University.

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Kyiv Independent’s community has raised over $100,000 for Ukraine in 2025

by Brooke Manning
‌‌‌Earlier this year, the Kyiv Independent launched its “How to Help Ukraine” newsletter — a membership benefit created in direct response to our community’s requests for more ways to help Ukraine during Russia’s full-scale invasion. ‌‌In the first six months since the newsletter’s launch, our community has raised over $105,300, according to the organizations we featured. ‌‌
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5 ways to keep Ukraine in your news feed

by Elsa Court, Brooke Manning
The world increasingly turns its attention to Russia’s war against Ukraine only when a new round of peace negotiations begins. Here on the ground, however, the war doesn't slow down between those waves of talks. The front line continues to shift, Russian tactics are evolving, and the pace of battlefield technological innovation is breakneck. Understanding this is crucial to understanding the peace talks. If you’re outside Ukraine, it can be hard to stay informed about what’s going on — especia
Demonstrators attend a rally in support of Ukraine opposite Downing Street in London, England, on March 2, 2025.

Here's how you can support Ukraine — even if your government doesn't want to

Editor’s note: This is an edited version of our guide for members of the Kyiv Independent community, originally published on Feb. 24, 2025. If you would like to join a community of people united by wanting to help Ukraine, consider becoming a member today. U.S. President Donald Trump's public spat with President Volodymyr Zelensky in the White House on Feb. 28 threw the future of Washington's support for Ukraine in the air, but led to a renewed outpouring of support for Ukraine across the world