On this anniversary of the war, Ukrainians throughout the D.C. region are marking the date solemnly.

This year, immigrant communities reflect on the meaning of Thanksgiving with dishes from their home country.

As the war against Russia continues on for a seventh month, local Ukrainians reflect on their culture and identity.

Young journalist Maciah King-Brooks went to the Ukrainian Embassy and St. Andrew Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral to ask about the war.

The D.C.-based organization has provided more than 11 million meals since the Russian invasion of Ukraine began.

The Carpathia Folk Dance Ensemble is using its ties to Ukraine to aid those affected by the war and to highlight the region’s rich culture.

In the past weeks, the church has received hundreds of donations nearly every day – prompting a pressing need for volunteers.

With roots dating back to the arrival of Ukrainian immigrants to the D.C. area after World War II, the Silver Spring church is a community hub in a dark time.

Many organizations and activists in the Ukrainian community are quickly putting together events and services to raise funds and awareness.

Demonstrations took place in the early morning hours Thursday, and are set to continue tonight in support of their home country.