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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
National
Lily Ford

Non-profit selling Ukrainian children’s art is ‘world-changing,’ says co-founder

The co-founder of a non-profit that sells artwork submitted by Ukrainian children from bomb shelters and refugee camps said the project is helping “to change this world for the better”.

Aliaksandra Lamachenka, who is originally from Belarus but moved to west London in 2018, is one of three minds behind Leleka, an organisation that allows Ukrainian children to safely sell their artwork to people across the globe.

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