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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The Third Christmas in Liberated Kherson	Olha Mykhailiuk
An art project and a documentary film about the resilience of life in the most dangerous districts of Kherson.
Tales of War	Dzvinya Podlyashetska
An ongoing art project exploring how the war transforms everyday life, identity, and emotional reality.
The Story of a Ukrainian Farmer	Taras Borovok
A VR360 documentary film that immerses its viewers in the realities of the Russo-Ukrainian War.
When the Silence Grows	Viktoriia Ivanova
A hybrid documentary about post-invasion Kharkiv, told not through people on screen but through the city’s plants.
‘Little Stories from a Big War’: Testimonies of UCU Сommunity Members Defending Ukraine’s Independence as a Source for Documenting War Memories	Olena Dzhedzhora
A collection of testimonies from members of the Ukrainian Catholic University who left their civilian lives behind to defend Ukraine’s freedom.
Nights and Days	Igor Efimov
Documenting the morning after Russian attacks, including both the immediate aftermath of those attacks and the ways urban residents move on with their lives.
Guardians of the Internet: Providers at War	Oleksii Baliura
Research on the unprecedented experience of Ukrainian internet service providers (ISPs) and infrastructure operators whose work became critical during Russia’s full-scale invasion.
Recovery	Roman Bondarchuk
A feature documentary about the transformation of Ukraine on both physical and metaphysical levels, showcased through rebuilding initiatives, from grassroots volunteer efforts to international policymaking.
How to Stage a War	Anna Chasova
A documentary film about the Kharkiv Puppet Theater during the Russo-Ukrainian War.
Threshold	Danylo Kovach
A multimedia installation juxtaposing footage from the frontline Donetsk region with elements of everyday civilian life, symbolized by doormats placed in front of the entrances of houses.
Sonic Waves	Nikon Romanchenko
Exploring sound as a multifaceted phenomenon, focusing on its psychological, emotional, and even physiological impact on individuals in times of war.
All F*cked Up	Ganna Iaroshevych
A personal, observational documentary exploring the invisible trauma of civilians living through war in Ukraine, with the filmmaker unexpectedly confronting her own suppressed emotions.