Grantees

The projects listed below have been supported by Documenting Ukraine. This is not a complete list; other grantees have opted not to publish information about their projects, and new projects are being added to the site on an ongoing basis.

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Project	Grantee
Mediated Testimonies: War Through the Lens of Children’s Picture Books	Nadiia Akulova
Creating a database of Ukrainian children’s picture books and analysing them as social, cultural, and historical documents
The War Spoke to Us Loudly Through Explosions and Quietly Through Things	Alisa Demina
Analyzing the impact of war on Ukrainian material culture and social spaces, creating a database of war memorials in the Kyiv region
Visuality of Violence during the Russo-Ukrainian War	Lesia Kulchynska
Project on the function of digital media environments during the war and their impact on the operation of war-related imagery
Environmental Consequences of Military Operations in Ukraine: The Case of the Kharkiv Region	Olena Krainiuk
Studying the environmental damage of the war including heavy metal pollution and soil contamination, proposing solutions for recovery
Decolonization of Physics in Ukraine: The Case of the Kharkiv Institute of Physics and Technology (KIPT)	Anastasiia Bozhenko
Recording and analyzing interviews with the staff of the National Science Center Kharkiv Institute of Physics and Technology
Decolonial Wars and the Power of Artistic Voices	Kateryna Botanova
Writing about how decoloniality and artistic practices reflect, foresee and envision human and non-human experiences of war
“We Were Here”: The Internet Archive of Ukrainian Wartime Inclusion Discourse	Ernest Huk
Archiving web discourse related to the experiences of the LGBT+ community, women, Roma, and people with disabilities during the war
Identity Formation in the Zakarpattia Region in the Context of the Integration and Segregation of Internally Displaced Persons 2014–2024	Pavlo Leno
Project on the two major waves of displacement of the Ukrainian civilian population, with a particular focus on the region of Zakarpattia
Vilcha: A Short History of Double Displacement	Viktoria Naumenko
Documenting the experience of Ukrainian citizens who have been forcibly displaced twice—from the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone and Vilcha, a village in the Kharkiv region
Online Education in Ukraine at Wartime: Features, Challenges, and Prospects	Svitlana Luparenko
Project on the characteristics and challenges of online education in Ukraine during the ongoing Russian invasion
Mariupol Residents in Exile: 25 Stories of Resilience	Oksana Tashkinova
Documenting the resilience of Mariupol residents in exile who have succeeded in building new lives
Nature, People, and War	Oleksandr Spriahailo
Project focusing on the lives and work of employees of Ukrainian nature reserve institutions during Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine