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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Epitome(working title)	Vic Bakin
Epitome evolves to capture the fragility of war-torn Ukraine, blending a personal diary with reflections on violence and displacement
Internally Displaced in Ukraine, from 2014 to 2022: Patterns of (Mutual?) Exclusion and Inclusion	Yulia Abibok
Studying the tensions and stereotypes faced by IDPs in Ukraine, aiming to find ways to reduce conflict and improve integration
Digital Archive of Ongoing Ukrainian Refugee Journeys: Exploring Influences and Integration	Nastasia Fomina
Project mapping the complex journeys and experiences of Ukrainian refugees, focusing on their resilience and adaptability
Project “Returning”	Danylo Pavlov
Researching active humanitarian corridors in Sumy and Volyn, detailing IDPs' unique journeys from occupied territories back to Ukraine
Road to Life	Olha Goldstein
Documenting community-led initiatives and the stories of the mass evacuation from Russian-occupied territories in Ukraine
Port Frankivsk: Stories of War and Displacement	Yevheniia Nesterovych
Documenting Ivano-Frankivsk's cultural shift due to war and migration through the stories of local and IDP creatives
Listening to the World	Yelizaveta Smith
The story of Iva, an art curator, rights activist and deaf person who received cochlear implants as a refugee in Berlin and learned to hear again
A Collection of Literary Reportages on How the Russo-Ukrainian War Has Changed Relations between Poles and Ukrainians	Mariia Semenchenko
A collection of literary reportages focusing on displaced Ukrainians in Poland and the changing relationship between the two nations
Hard to Explain	Yevhenii Samborskyi
A series of canvases presenting superimposed everyday scenes that depict the confusion and Kafkaesque narrative complexity of war
Exodus-2022	Michael Gold
A multilingual website collecting personal testimonies from Jewish refugees as they leave their homes and livelihoods for the West, Europe and Israel
Displacement in Ukraine – Decision-Making, Routes, and Prospects. One Year Retrospective	Daryna Pyrogova
A longitudinal study following up on 30 interviews conducted with displaced persons in 2022 to check how they rationalize their choices, one year on
Transformation of Relations in the Families of Ukrainian Refugees in the Conditions of War: A Feminine Vision	Olena Kondratiuk
Gathering interviews of Ukrainian women to document the human dimension of the war to serve researchers and the wider public