In a bombed-out building in northern Ukraine, more than 200 young people have found a novel way to help rebuild their country. The daytime “clean-up rave” attracts volunteers to help with recovery efforts after major devastation from Russian attacks.
Burianova said the clean-up raves bring together those who had lost their nightclub community during the war, helping them regain a sense of normalcy and fun while contributing to the recovery of damaged towns.
The damaged cultural center sits on the edge of Yahidne, where nearly all of the just over 300 people in the village were confined to a basement for weeks by Russian forces during the occupation of the northern Chernihiv province. “They already repaired our windows, doors and entrances,” Nina said of the volunteers. “We couldn’t do it ourselves with our salaries or pensions. I’m thankful that they helped us.”
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