My name is Yuliia Slipchenko, I am 21 years old, and I am a fourth-year student of English philology at Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University, Ukraine. I was raised and currently reside in Mykolaiv Oblast, Ukraine. I was offered an opportunity to participate in this project with students from three different universities to have a course of lectures which would help us record and study the war experiences of the current Russo-Ukrainian war. Since I never left my home village after the beginning of Russian full-scale invasion, I was able to witness the impacts the war conflict had on my relatives and the people I knew. Most of them were women who either stayed at home or left for another city or country in order to find at least temporary peace and shelter for their families and for themselves. When the group I was a part of was asked to decide on the topic of our small project, we almost immediately came up with the idea of women experience in war time in historical perspective since my country has suffered from numerous war conflicts throughout the last one hundred years. My contribution to the project was in recording interviews with Ukrainian women who experience the current Russo-Ukrainian war in different status: as mothers, wives, refugees, and as descendants of those who went through previous military conflicts on the territory of Ukraine. I am content with the results we have achieved and grateful to all the members of my team as well as the professors who lectured us for the unique experience of studying with talented people who are always ready to help, support and share their knowledge with you.