We are honoured to announce the partnership between Orphans Feeding Foundation (OFF) and the Center for Civil Liberties!
Introducing Oleksandra Matviichuk, a distinguished Ukrainian human rights lawyer, and our new OFF Goodwill Ambassador.
As the head of the non-profit Center for Civil Liberties / Центр громадянських свобод , Ms Matviichuk has been a strong advocate for human rights, freedom, democracy, and solidarity. She has been honoured with the Nobel Peace Prize in 2022 and named one of the Financial Times’ 25 most influential women for her exceptional leadership and commitment.
Through this collaboration, the Center for Civil Liberties and OFF will work together to defend initiatives that uphold the dignity and rights of individuals, regardless of their backgrounds or beliefs. Our immediate efforts will focus on addressing the issue of abducted children in Ukraine, and we are grateful for Ms. Matviichuk’s insights and expertise on this critical issue.
We are confident that our partnership with Ms. Matviichuk will drive positive change and inspire others to stand up for human rights and civil liberties. Our joint goal is to create a fair and just world where everyone can thrive without prejudice or oppression.

“You don’t have to be Ukrainians to support Ukraine. It is enough to be just a human.”

Peace Ambassador for Brazil, Maria Paula is an actress and author with masters degree in Mental Health. Known for her Casseta TV show, she describes herself as an “artivist”, advocating for social causes, using art to wire society for Peace.

Maria Paula’s mission is to co-create a community dedicated to designing a Society Wired for Peace, building Foundations for Harmony and Understanding.

As Peace Ambassador, she travels the world as a speaker inspiring people to action.

“I feel truly honoured to be invited to join such a beautiful mission of protecting childhood from violence in every way.”

Susana Rovira is a highly accomplished worldwide media professional since 30 years, with a wealth of experience and life in more than 50 countries in the fields of: International Strategic Cross-Cultural Communication and Public Affairs.

Producing in-depth constructive content for some of the world’s largest media groups, she is currently serving as the International Senior Director at Business Focus, an independent editorial firm renowned for its commitment to constructive journalism.

Through her career, she has interviewed heads of states, influential political figures, prominent CEOs and top leaders globally.

Susana is driven by solidarity at all levels in all countries, being herself a volunteer for very poor populations of Bolivia, Paraguay, Peru, Africa and Eastern Europe, with deep support to children and orphanages, to give hope, love and kindness across the globe.

 

“Children are innocent angels. We have to protect their childhood, their dreams, their hope… As volunteers, we contribute to make them feel safe. Peace is a choice!”

Dr Jemma King is a stress and human performance researcher who has worked with elite military units, governments, worldwide corporate leaders, and Olympic athletes.

As Goodwill Ambassador for the Emile Foundation, she draws on her expertise to highlight how the trauma of war shapes not only a child’s present, but their capacity to thrive, connect, and lead in the future.

“As a stress researcher, I know the trauma inflicted on children rewrites their DNA, creating wounds that echo for generations. The biological scars of war do not respect borders, and neither should our compassion. Protecting the most vulnerable is not just a moral choice, it is a shared responsibility that transcends nationality, for the cost of this trauma will be borne emotionally, physically, spiritually, and financially by us all.”

His latest book (“La Symphonie des Monstres” – “The Symphony of Monsters”) is a big hit, relating the story of Ukrainian children from Occupied Territories who got kidnapped by Russia.

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Lisa Kristine is an American humanitarian photographer. She has travelled and worked in over 100 countries, thoroughly documenting indigenous cultures and focusing on social causes such as modern slavery. Her photos have been published in CNN, Reuters, Vanity Fair, The New York Times and many others.
Lisa has given speeches at the UN, Davos and TED. In 2019, an exhibition of her work on human trafficking was inaugurated by the Pope at the Vatican.
In 2013, she received the Lucie Humanitarian Award by Lucie Foundation. And in 2017, she founded the Human Thread Foundation, which focuses on human dignity.
We are grateful to Lisa Kristine for the fact that the problems of abducted children did not leave her indifferent. We are happy to cooperate and return the children home together, as well as provide aftercare support.

“In every corner of conflict, the dignity and protection of children remain an unwavering beacon, transcending borders and cultures, reminding us of our collective responsibility to safeguard innocence amidst the chaos of war.”