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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From Kyiv to Robotyne: in Search of War	Volodymyr Mylko
The personal memories of a professional historian who joined the Ukrainian armed forces in Kyiv in February 2022.
On the Edge	Taras Ibrahimov
A documentary project set in the frontline town of Kostiantynivka, focusing on Olha, an elderly woman who refuses to evacuate due to her age and the need to care for her livestock.
The Invisible Battalion – 10 Years of Struggle for Gender Equality in Ukraine’s Armed Forces	Tamara Martsenyuk
Conducting interviews with participants of the so-called “Invisible Battalion,” which integrates women into Ukraine’s security and defense sectors.
Interviews with Soldiers	Karina Piliuhina
Recording the personal stories of Ukraine’s defenders, who, despite having no prior military background, chose to take up arms in response to Russia’s full-scale invasion.
Mission XII	Oleksandr Kryshtalovych
Archiving and editing extensive raw footage collected by a local fixer during 11 missions to the Ukrainian frontline.
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.
Invisible Front: Kherson	Olga Gibelinda
A documentary film focusing on a transformative journey made by Estonian director Ilmar Raag, who traveled to the Kherson region as a volunteer.
Stormy Land: Documenting the War in the Shostka District of the Sumy Region	Oleksandr Solomko
Investigating the living conditions of civilians in 10 border communities of the Shostka district in the Sumy region, which are regularly subjected to shelling.
The Seventh Company. Laugh or Cry \| Part 3	Andrii Meronyk
A collection of authentic short stories amplifying the voices of Ukrainian soldiers from the trenches, field-tested by mud, smoke, tension, laughter, and resilience.
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.
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.
Pieta	Alena Grom
A multimedia documentary project analyzing and articulating the maternal grief stemming from the loss of sons killed in action.