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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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Project	Grantee
Civilians. Invasion	Daniil Revkovskyi
Project to create a documentary from lesser-known social media videos documenting civilian experiences of the Russian invasion of Ukraine
Documenting Religious Transformations as Mirror of Social Changes after Large-Scale Invasion into Ukraine	Tetiana Kalenychenko, Denys Brylov
Studying the formation and activity of informal networks of religious actors in Ukraine as they provide active responses to socio-economic challenges
A Collection of Literary Reportages on How the Russo-Ukrainian War Has Changed Relations between Poles and Ukrainians	Mariia Semenchenko
A collection of literary reportages focusing on displaced Ukrainians in Poland and the changing relationship between the two nations
“For Our Boys and Girls”: The Stories of Volunteers in Ukraine	Liana Blikharska
Documenting the story of the volunteer movement that emerged during Ukraine’s Revolution of Dignity and gained widespread popularity during the war
TsDAGO’s Archival Collection on the Russian-Ukrainian War	Irina Zhurzha
Adopting new research methods to create an archive documenting the war, collecting official and personal documents, photographs, memoirs and letters
“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
Volunteers’ Kitchen	Volodymyr Kuznetsov
Two filmed interview projects, one profiling volunteers manufacturing dry rations and the other a civil society activist turned mayor
War & Justice Diary: Looking at Women Looking at War	Victoria Amelina
A war journal detailing the story of Ukrainian civil society's quest for justice, following journalists, rights activists, lawyers and volunteers
An Essay from the Front	Andriy Lyubka
A book length essay on the daily lives of the Ukrainian soldiers behind the news reports as witnessed by a volunteer making regular trips to the front
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
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