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
Threshold	Danylo Kovach
A multimedia installation juxtaposing footage from the frontline Donetsk region with elements of everyday civilian life, symbolized by doormats placed in front of the entrances of houses.
All F*cked Up	Ganna Iaroshevych
A personal, observational documentary exploring the invisible trauma of civilians living through war in Ukraine, with the filmmaker unexpectedly confronting her own suppressed emotions.
From Kyiv to Robotyne: in Search of War	Volodymyr Mylko
The personal memories of a professional historian who joined the Ukrainian armed forces in Kyiv in February 2022.
Night Mayor	Kateryna Tiurina
A documentary film about a stateless man who, by curating Lviv’s nightlife scene, creates space to celebrate life amid darkness.
Ukrainian Scientists at War	Khrystyna Semeryn
A series of creative non-fiction stories commemorating Ukrainian scientists killed during the Russo-Ukrainian War and preserving the losses of Ukrainian science.
The Blue House	Yuliia Iliukha
A novel about three women living next door to each other, each of whom have experienced a profound loss as a result of the war.
The Pain of Others	Volodymyr Rudyk
A documentary portrait of a Ukrainian photographer, exploring the impact of continuous exposure to trauma on those who record it.
Eyelashes and Sand Crystals	Daryna Mamaisur
A poetic documentary exploring a botanical collection evacuated from Kherson amid war, a fragile archive of environmental memory and loss.
One Life—Two Wars	Iryna Kotsabiuk
Recording interviews with elderly people who experienced occupation during both World War II and the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian War.
Invisible Front: Kherson	Olga Gibelinda
A documentary film focusing on a transformative journey made by Estonian director Ilmar Raag, who traveled to the Kherson region as a volunteer.
Volunteer’s Kitchen	Volodymyr Kuznetsov
An ongoing project documenting the Ukrainian volunteer movement as a living and changing social organism, with a particular focus on volunteer kitchens.
The Body After: Landscape	Tetiana Kytsenko
A fictional documentary performance exploring how people cope with the severe bodily trauma caused by warfare and damaging cosmetic interventions driven by societal beauty standards.