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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One Life—Two Wars	Iryna Kotsabiuk
Recording interviews with elderly people who experienced occupation during both World War II and the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian War.
Naїve Ukrainian Gardens	Sergii Polezhaka
A documentary photography project reimagining the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian War through images of destroyed gardens and homes across the country.
A Million Stories	Artem Chapeye
An ongoing documentation of the human condition during the Russo-Ukrainian War, in both journalistic and literary forms.
Where is the past stored?/Де зберігається минуле?	Kateryna Krokha
An interactive exhibition based on a series of intimate interviews with forcefully displaced residents of the small town of Selydove in the Donetsk region.
The Ukrainian Teens Who Took on Putin's Gulag Archipelago — and Won	Casey Quackenbush
Feature story about the rebellion and resistance of Ukrainian teenagers forcibly deported to Russian indoctrination camps
Voices in-between Peripheries	Taras Bilous
Interviews with representatives of diasporic and migrant groups in Ukraine who have experienced double-displacement and war
Evdokiya, the Grand Mother	Daria Prydybailo
Documentary film project about Evdokiya Prydybailo, a 93-year-old woman who passed away in exile and whose life reflects almost 100 years of Ukrainian history
Clinging to the Community: The Town of Kurakhove and Its Attempts to Preserve the Community Amid the Occupation	Kateryna Pryshchepa
Project following displaced residents of the town of Kurakhove (Donetsk Oblast) and local authorities’ attempts to preserve the community
Infrastructures of "Filtration" in Russian-Occupied Territories of Ukraine	Daria Hetmanova
Exploring the Russian infrastructures of filtration and how they arrest and distribute the deportation flow of Ukrainians
War: The Tears of Things and the Losses of People	Oksana Ferents
Showing broad spectrum of human experiences and loss during war by studying people’s connection to things
When The Sirens Sing	Olga Zaitseva-Herz
A contemporary opera amplifying the voices of Ukrainian female refugees through music, drama, and sound art
Keys to a Non-Existent House	Liudmyla Kharchenko (Tymoshenko)
Documentary short stories based on interviews with Ukrainian citizens whose homes have been completely destroyed and who are now living in Germany