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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Study Course: ‘Weaponization of Health Care: Ontological, Historical, Biopolitical, Ethical, Organizational Aspects’	Natalya Mykhalko
Creating educational materials for postgraduate healthcare professionals who wish to investigate the weaponization of healthcare in war
Language and War in Ukraine: The Vocabulary of Everyday Life in 2022	Halyna Matsyuk
A project to systematize lexical units that entered public life and trace the interaction of language and war through the changing semantics of words
Food and Nutrition During the War in Ukraine	Olena Braichenko
Using in-depth interviews, this research project will look at issues surrounding food and culinary practices and how they have changed in wartime
Symbolic Space of Russian Military Aggression against Ukraine: From Symbols and Emblems to Symbolic and Ritual Practices	Yevhen Rachkov
Applying Barthesian and Baudrillardian theories of communication and symbol exchange to the slogans and emblems of the 2022 War.
Ukrainian Architectural Heritage under Russian Threat	Ievgeniia Gubkina
Drawing attention to the destruction of Ukraine’s architectural heritage with evidence of Russia’s war as reflected in the built environment
Monitoring the Dynamics of Communication Networks of Mutual Aid and Cooperation between Religious Communities during the War in Ukraine	Tetiana Kalenychenko, Denys Brylov
Analysing information about the role - and potential constructive roles - that religious communities and infrastructures play - and could play - in war
Monitoring the Dynamics of Communication Networks of Mutual Aid and Cooperation between Religious Communities during the War in Ukraine	Tetiana Kalenychenko, Denys Brylov
Analysing information about the role - and potential constructive roles - that religious communities and infrastructures play - and could play - in war