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 Experience of Forced Migration of Ukrainian Youth in Vernacular Photography	Olena Martynchuk
The effects of adaptation, integration and resettlement experienced by Ukrainian youth in Poland as documented in vernacular photography
Forced Migration of the Population of Kherson Region due to the Russian-Ukrainian War	Roman Molikevych
Research considering the 5.5 million who’ve left Ukraine and the 7.5 million more who have been internally displaced – particularly those from Kherson
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.
“The Voice of Modernity”: The Experience of Displaced People and the Volunteer Movement in the Frontline City of Dnipro	Albert Venher
Interviewing a wide range of Ukrainians involved in and benefitting from the volunteer movement helping displaced people in Dnipro
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
Caring for the Future: Lviv as a Rehabilitation Center	Valentyna Shevchenko
Documenting the processes and results of those involved in the medical and psychological rehabilitation of the war’s victims in Lviv
Where Are Our People? Documenting Stories about Deported Ukrainians	Nina Kulchevich
Highlighting the stories of Ukrainians who have been deported or kidnapped by Russia since the start of the war
Stories of War and the Rehumanization and Consolidation of Society (Історіі війни в фокусі регуманізації, консолідації суспільства)	Inna Tereshchenko
Collecting and releasing audio records of displaced and refugee narratives as well as multimedia documentation of Ukraine’s European humanistic values
Survive and Win: The Russo-Ukrainian War of 2022	Roman Mykhalchuk
Documenting testimony of Russian trauma and aggression from evacuees, volunteers, soldiers, government reps and local elites doing all they can to win
There Is a Land Beyond Perekop	Anastasia Levkova
A novel about Crimea covering 1992-2014, focusing on Crimean Tatar families & their experiences, explores ethnic communities in Crimea & factors leading to annexation
Evacuating and Archiving Contemporary Art in Ukraine: Documenting the Cultural Process in Ukraine during the War	Alona Karavai
Working to evacuate Ukrainian artwork to secure bunkers and working with requests and curatorial concepts to bring work to museums abroad and to international festivals
The Terror of Everyday Life	Paweł Pieniążek
Reportage capturing everyday life during wartime in Ukraine as those who dared (or were forced) to return to their cities live under constant threat