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.
Anthropology of Survival	Oleksandr Cheremisin
An oral history project documenting the lives of residents of Kherson, which is under constant drone attacks from the Russian military.
Effects of War: A Devastated Farming Region	Vitalii Pichura
Collecting data and comprehensive scientific research on the consequences of the destruction of the Kakhovka Reservoir for the farmers and rural population of southern Ukraine.
Documenting Everyday Resilience: An Institutional Ethnography of Municipal Social Service Providers in Wartime Ukraine	Nataliia Lomonosova
Examining how municipal social workers in Ukraine sustain the provision of social care amid war, austerity, and chronic underfunding.
Hell Was Full	Vic Bakin
A sincere and heartfelt collective portrait of the defenders of Ukraine on rotation and the looming sense of hell awaiting them on the frontlines.
More Liudei Magazine. Second edition	Veronika Poliakova
Creating and publishing a second issue of the print magazine More Liudei, documenting the wartime transformation of Odesa.
Tomorrow May Never Come	Andriy Lyubka
A non-fiction book about things, places, and people that may disappear physically tomorrow but will remain in the memory long after the war.
The Garden Remains	Maryna Stepanska
A non-fiction book about garden therapy during the war and the role of gardens in Ukraine throughout history.
A Million Stories	Artem Chapeye
An ongoing documentation of the human condition during the Russo-Ukrainian War, in both journalistic and literary forms.
Roots through Time	Nadiia Velychko
An exhibition program in Lviv and Kharkiv focused on connection between people and their place of residence, and the loss of this connection amid war.
Silent Witness	Karina Synytsia
An ongoing artistic research project that explores architecture as a silent witness to war, memory, and transformation.
Vulnerable: Male Artists during Russo-Ukrainian War	Illia Levchenko
A documentary project investigating how Ukrainian male artists are navigating the full-scale Russo-Ukrainian War.