Projects Funded

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.

Project	Grantee
7th Company: Laughter and Tears	Andrii Meronyk
Collection of stories from the Southern front, zooming in on the daily struggles of combatants
A Million Stories	Artem Chapeye
Working toward a novel that will attempt to grapple with the magnitude of the war and the devastation that has followed in its wake
A Skipped Air Raid	Oleh Kotsarev
Collection of poetry with a documentary dimension introduced by testimonies from civilians, the author himself, and open source data
A Thread of Memory (The Voices of Witnesses)	Kateryna Yehorushkina
Following the example of her grandmother, a Holodomor survivor, Yehorushkina preserves witness accounts to continue the thread of memory
An Essay from the Front	Andriy Lyubka
A book length essay on the daily lives of the Ukrainian soldiers behind the news reports as witnessed by a volunteer making regular trips to the front
Birds of Last Summer, a Novel (Птахи останнього літа)	Volodymyr Rafeyenko
A symphony of voices, life experience and different layers of consciousness – this novel will serve as a refugee’s response to the Russian occupation.
Book on Rebuilding Ukraine After War	Kateryna Kozlova
Recounting examples of cities that have been rebuilt following catastrophes to provide inspiration to those who will rebuild Ukraine
Bykivnia as a Place of Memory	Svitlana Osipchuk
A book exploring the history of Bykivnia as a place of memory, including familial accounts, journalistic revelations, and its physical transformation
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
Dictionary of War (Словник війни)	Ostap Slyvynsky
A book filled with short texts based on monologues from victims and witnesses of the Russian invasion with each entry focused on an important word
Drama "Mom, It Hurts!" – English Translation and the Creating of an Audio Performance	Yurii Vovkohon, Grigory Semenchuk
An audio play that dramatizes the real stories, experiences and reflections of soldiers recuperating in an army hospital
Imagine Kharkiv	Vasylysa Shchogoleva
Book project bringing together three researchers in a cross-disciplinary and cross-cultural dialogue about urban activism in Kharkiv

Civil Society
Daily Life
Destruction & Reconstruction
Displacement
Environment
Health
Heritage
Human Rights
Identity & Culture
Information & Disinformation
Language & Symbols
Memory
Military
Occupation & Atrocity
Public Opinion
Religion
Resilience & Solidarity
Rural
Science & Education
Trauma & Rehabilitation
Urban
Vulnerable Groups
Women