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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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The Autopsy of War: Finding, Identifying and Grieving for the Missing Soldiers	Hanna Dosenko
Exploring the role of forensic experts in Dnipro, documenting war crimes and identifying unknown soldiers from the Russian-Ukrainian war
(Not)Collaboration: Educators’ Survival Strategies in the Conditions of Kherson Region Occupation	Mykhailo Honchar
Characterizing survival strategies of Ukrainian school teachers in occupied Kherson contending with the imposition of Russian educational standards
Documenting Religious Transformations as Mirror of Social Changes after Large-Scale Invasion into Ukraine	Tetiana Kalenychenko, Denys Brylov
Studying the formation and activity of informal networks of religious actors in Ukraine as they provide active responses to socio-economic challenges
Documenting Religious Transformations as Mirror of Social Changes after Large-Scale Invasion into Ukraine	Tetiana Kalenychenko, Denys Brylov
Studying the formation and activity of informal networks of religious actors in Ukraine as they provide active responses to socio-economic challenges
Wartime Art Archive: Discourse	Olga Balashova
Research observing and recording manifestations of war in the practices of Ukrainian artists – a new visual map of society’s transformation
Queues in Kyiv	Dmytro Levytskyi
Research on the culture of queuing in post-invasion Kyiv that reframes and builds on Leo Mann’s theorising of the queue as a social system
Documenting Ukrainian Wartime Humor: A Linguocultural Analysis	Alla Bondarenko
Systematising collected materials documenting the resilience of the Ukrainian people as expressed in humour – jokes, memes, poems and songs
Methodology of Documenting War Stories for the Virtual Museum of the Russian Aggression	Olha Volianiuk
Revealing the peculiarities of developing documentary war stories via the presentation of case studies for the Virtual Museum of Russian Aggression
“A Thousand and One Hours”: A Non-Fiction Tale of How Ukrainians Fought Russian Propaganda in the Arab World	Mariia Zolkina, Petro Burkovskyi
Recording the experiences of two Ukrainian experts as they attempt to counter Russian propaganda on te Al Jazeera Arabic TV Channel
“A Thousand and One Hours”: A Non-Fiction Tale of How Ukrainians Fought Russian Propaganda in the Arab World	Mariia Zolkina, Petro Burkovskyi
Recording the experiences of two Ukrainian experts as they attempt to counter Russian propaganda on te Al Jazeera Arabic TV Channel
Life During Wartime: An Audiovisual Experience	Yevhen Vorozheikin
Researching the audiovisual environment of war as a form of affective intrusion into the mind through personality centred ethnography
The Russo-Ukrainian War Through the Eyes of Ukrainians	Anna Osypchuk
A project to analyze and understand the dehumanization of the Russian military, people and elites as Ukrainians respond to the full-scale invasion