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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Mother’s Day	Iryna Slavinska
A collection of essays on the experience of motherhood in Ukraine during Russia’s full-scale invasion, combining personal testimony, autofiction, documentary reporting, and cultural critique.
Donbas as Metaphor	Kateryna Iakovlenko
An English edition of a book about Donbas that positions the region as central to understanding post-industrial landscapes and contemporary environmental trauma.
War and Time: Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine and the Eclipse of Peace	Denys Sultanhaliiev
Developing theoretical frameworks for understanding the Russian invasion through continental philosophy.
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.
Grassroots and Temporary Memorials during the Full-Scale Invasion	Maryna Bakiieva
Recording, researching, and understanding manifestations of spontaneous memorialization and Ukraine’s collective traumatic experience.
The Seventh Company. Laugh or Cry \| Part 3	Andrii Meronyk
A collection of authentic short stories amplifying the voices of Ukrainian soldiers from the trenches, field-tested by mud, smoke, tension, laughter, and resilience.
Tomorrow May Never Come	Andriy Lyubka
A non-fiction book about things, places, and people that may disappear physically tomorrow but will remain in the memory long after the war.
The Garden Remains	Maryna Stepanska
A non-fiction book about garden therapy during the war and the role of gardens in Ukraine throughout history.
A Million Stories	Artem Chapeye
An ongoing documentation of the human condition during the Russo-Ukrainian War, in both journalistic and literary forms.
Imagine Kharkiv	Vasylysa Shchogoleva
Book project bringing together three researchers in a cross-disciplinary and cross-cultural dialogue about urban activism in Kharkiv
Землемір (The Surveyor/The Geometer): A Collection of Short Stories	Iuliia Stakhivska
Collection of short stories combining the temporal dimensions of the author and their great-grandfather