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
Kharkiv: Under the Bombs. Poltava: Immigrants (Харків: Під бомбами. Полтава: Переселенці)	Andrii Krasniashchykh
A nonfiction book reflecting on the author’s experiences of the shelling of Kharkiv and his later life as an internally displaced person in Poltava
Kherson in the Russian-Ukrainian War, 2022	Sergiy Vodotyka
A diary and media archive documenting the progress of the war in Kherson, summarised and interpreted in a paper
Kherson: Before and During the War in Ukraine	Anastasiia Telikova
Collecting archive photos of Kherson’s architectural heritage, juxtaposing them with their current state, illustrating the destructive impact of war
Kherson: From Ancient Prehistory to the War with Russia. The Future from the Frontline	Serhii Diachenko
Researching and monitoring the destruction of Kherson’s heritage monuments, creating a Ukrainian and English book for a wide circle of readers
Kinography: The Impact of the Full-Scale War on Ukrainian Cinemas of the Soviet Period	Kseniia Rybak
A digital archive mapping the transformation of Ukrainian cinemas during the war, with interviews and critical analysis.
Landmark	Nazar Furyk
A photographic study that reflects upon and analyzes the consequences of war on both natural and civil architecture of space
Language and War in Ukraine: The Vocabulary of Everyday Life in 2022	Halyna Matsyuk
A project to systematize lexical units that entered public life and trace the interaction of language and war through the changing semantics of words
Letters from the Front Line	Andriy Kotlyarchuk
Having acquired a large amount of unprocessed film documenting the fighting around Kyiv, the project will now prepare it for printing and publication
Life During Wartime: An Audiovisual Experience	Yevhen Vorozheikin
Researching the audiovisual environment of war as a form of affective intrusion into the mind through personality centred ethnography
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
Little Stories of a Big War as a Source for Research	Olena Dzhedzhora
Systematizing, collecting, translating, platforming and publishing the testimonies of the ordinary lives affected by the war in Ukraine
Lullabies in Times of War in Ukraine	Oksana Lemishka
Recording contemporary war-time lullabies to explore their role in resilience, healing, and entrenching societal values

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