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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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
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
Media Coverage of War in Ukraine in Countries of the 'Global South'	Olga Tokariuk-Shelest
A study to analyze media coverage of the war in non-western countries and examine how this has influenced public opinion in the Global South
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
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
The Language of War: Letters from Ukraine	Oleksandr Mykhed
A book of essays bearing witness to the destruction caused by Russia and chronicling Ukrainian resistance.
Schrödinger's Cat: A Play	Lyuba Yakimchuk
A play about a Bucha woman returning to her home and encountering the Russian soldier who killed her husband.
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
War & Justice Diary: Looking at Women Looking at War	Victoria Amelina
A war journal detailing the story of Ukrainian civil society's quest for justice, following journalists, rights activists, lawyers and volunteers
Short Stories Collection “Hotel Tranquility,” Based on the Topic of the Russian War in Ukraine and Real Events	Roman Malynovskyi
Publishing a collection of 15 short stories that relate narratives drawn from real experiences related to the author by friends and eyewitnesses
Marked Words: An Eccentric Dictionary of War	Oksana Maksymchuk
A part authorial, part curatorial exploration of how senses of temporality, mortality and responsibility adapt to a world undergoing extreme change
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