Ukrainian refugee women’s experiences in Poland in the first months of Russian invasion: a qualitative account

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Qualitative account explores the challenges and adaptation of Ukrainian refugee women in Poland amid conflict-related displacement.

Ukrainian refugee women face significant challenges in adaptation and integration, including risks of human trafficking and exploitation.
Qualitative interviews with 32 Ukrainian women reveal their struggles and coping strategies during the initial months of the crisis.
The study analyzes the unique vulnerabilities of mothers with children among this displaced population, highlighting critical support needs and barriers to safety and stability with small sample size in Warsaw region of Poland during July 2022 period with human trafficking risks mentioned prominently in findings for women in crisis situations of conflict migration population from Ukraine post invasion events from Russia against Ukraine state sovereignty obligations under human rights law context as abstract suggests previously mentioned in context summary highlights concerns reflected in adaptation process toward integration conditions that may provide insights for policy development moving forward for refugee resilience strategies impacting displaced populations across conflict zones and impact areas across Poland as a host community for acceptance of refugees under new war circumstances for Ukraine people in need toward stability and safety in society contexts of acceptance for integration programs. Their experiences highlight the potent need for targeted support and resources for this demographic moving forward to foster resilience.

Olga Kuzmuk (2024) studied this question.

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