By Vincent Lyn Since my recent Humanitarian Aid & Rescue Mission to Ukraine I wanted to update you on recent events and the future planning and logistics of an upcoming trip and bigger mission back to Ukraine. After Ukraine my first meeting was with the Parliament of the Republic of…

By Vincent Lyn I am visiting my father for his 85th birthday in Southern Florida, a state where there’s a gun show every other weekend. After recently returning from Ukraine a country steeped in war. I was asked by officials in the city of Lviv, Ukraine if I could find…

By Vincent Lyn Yemen the country I was born, a brutal civil war has been raging there for the last seven years. Nearly 400,000 people have died, more than half of them from hunger and disease caused by all the fighting and destruction of its infrastructure. The war received widespread…

By Vincent Lyn Today at Riga Airport an unplanned Flash Mob was arranged by my colleague and Team member Janis Martins Skuja and the Vice President of Baltic Arturs Saveljevs Airlines. A Nord Stage 3 piano was set up with a banner of my Foundation ‘We Can Save Children’ that…

By Vincent Lyn THE FACES OF UKRAINE Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022. Internationally considered an act of aggression, the invasion has triggered Europe’s largest refugee crisis since World War II, with more than 5 million Ukrainians leaving the country and a quarter of the 44 million population displaced. The day the war…

By Vincent Lyn Today was a sunny Saturday afternoon in New York City. A week has gone by since I returned from Syria and Lebanon. A friend had stopped by and so together with Charlotte we decided to go out for lunch and try a new local Chinese eatery. It…

By Vincent Lyn Americans have become insufferable know-it-alls, locked in constant conflict and debate with others over topics they actually know almost nothing about. How is it that people now not only doubt expert advice, but believe themselves to be as smart, or even smarter than experienced professionals? Parents who…

By Vincent Lyn and contributor Sawssan Abou-Dahr What a broken day of heart-rending sadness, an impotent feeling of powerlessness. I’ve known the Hazineh family for about five years and they have welcomed me with open arms into their spartan home in Shatila Refugee Camp. One of the twelve refugee camps…

By Vincent Lyn The world is in a Perfect Storm having been first ravaged by COVID-19 for more than two years killing approximately ten million people worldwide. Climate change and our race against time with unending catastrophic natural disasters, though there’s nothing natural about fires, floods, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and…