Projects Funded

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.

Project	Grantee
The Test Week	Olha Goldstein
Exploring the personal transformation of a civilian man preparing for mobilization through a trial period offered by the Ukrainian Defense Forces
The Unicorn Battalion	Sasha Maslov
Series highlighting the dual battle of Ukraine's LGBTQ+ community against invasion and domestic prejudice, symbolized by the unicorn patch they wear
The War Spoke to Us Loudly Through Explosions and Quietly Through Things	Alisa Demina
Analyzing the impact of war on Ukrainian material culture and social spaces, creating a database of war memorials in the Kyiv region
The Wounded Culture: Oral History	Olha Honchar
Documenting Ukrainian museum professionals' experiences as they preserve the country's cultural heritage during the invasion
The Yars	Oleksiy Radynski
Filmic catalogue and documentary film about sites of mass executions perpetrated by the German Nazis and their vulnerability during the Russian-Ukrainian war
THEN & NOW	Roman Pashkovskiy
A personal project reflecting on the divide between life prior to February 24th 2022 and the experience of living in the shadow of the invasion today
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
There Will Be No Lessons Today or Tomorrow	Sashko Brama
Telling the story of the graduating students of an 11th grade in Chernihiv, as the city was surrounded by the Russian army in 2022
Those Behind Me	Iryna Tsilyk
An intimate and poetic documentary essay about generational trauma reflecting Ukraine’s past, present, and future.
TIMESTAMP	Kateryna Gornostai
A film portraying Ukraine's 2023-2024 wartime school years, capturing the everyday lives of teachers and students.
Too Far to Be Known, Too Corporeal to Be Intangible	Olexii Kuchanskyi
Regular essays in English aiming to document challenges facing Ukrainian society as the war continues, focusing on bodies, images, & technosocial renderings of corporeality
Tortured	Mykola Dondiuk
Documentary film about Kherson's survivors of torture by Russian forces, exploring their experiences and coping mechanisms

Civil Society
Daily Life
Destruction & Reconstruction
Displacement
Environment
Health
Heritage
Human Rights
Identity & Culture
Information & Disinformation
Language & Symbols
Memory
Military
Occupation & Atrocity
Public Opinion
Religion
Resilience & Solidarity
Rural
Science & Education
Trauma & Rehabilitation
Urban
Vulnerable Groups
Women