Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, hundreds of thousands of women have suffered; many have faced violence in occupied territories, been affected by missile strikes, and thousands of refugees have experienced violence and discrimination. Countless Ukrainian children and their mothers have been impacted by military actions, and hundreds of Ukrainian women have perished on the battlefield. The psychological impact of the war on women is immense. Many suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, and anxiety due to constant fear for themselves and their loved ones. Social services and organizations strive to provide psychological support, but resources are often limited. I want to highlight that it is the civilian population — women and children — who suffer the most due to military aggression. Additionally, I consider this project very personal and important to me, as I have felt the impact of the war firsthand and have faced misunderstandings and unpleasant experiences in emigration. TRANSLATION ( top text ): War does not have a women's face TRANSLATION ( bottom text ): According to the UN, since February 24, 2022, around 10,000 women have died due to military actions.