Helping Ukraine by Brian on the Border

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I’m sitting in a Copenhagen coffee shop during a brief layover on my way back to New York. On my walk here from the train station, I’ve already seen two Ukrainian flags flying. Seeing this vociferous support from the free citizens of yet another European country has been a moving…
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Insulin has to be stored between 5 and 15 degrees Celsius. The only way to transport something over 1,000 km at that temperature during a…
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After a couple false starts involving bum paperwork and a particularly ornery Polish border officer, I’ve finally crossed into Ukraine and made my first…
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I’m at the airport awaiting my connecting flight to Zurich. This time tomorrow I’ll be in Warsaw, and the day after, if all goes to plan, I’ll be back…
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I’m writing to you from one of the countless border crossing lines I’ve waited on in the last two weeks. I’m on my way to Poland to pick up several more…
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I’m back in Ukraine. In the last few weeks, my work here has become a full time job, on top of the day job I already have. Doing the first from 8am-3pm…
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Sometime around 2:10am in the morning last night, as air raid sirens were blaring in Lviv along with almost every other region in the country, I found…
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In one of his most memorable keynotes, Steve Jobs once told the graduates of Stanford University “You can't connect the dots looking forward; you can…
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Helping Ukraine by Brian on the Border

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