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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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Ohmatdyt: Post of Care	Oleksandr Krasenkov
"Ohmatdyt: Post of Care" documents the dedication of Ohmatdyt Hospital staff during the battle for Kyiv, providing 24-hour care
Healing During War: Stories of Ukrainian Resolve	Kyrylo Beskorovainyi
Series on Ukrainian medical resilience and innovation during the war, blending human stories with scientific insights for broad outreach
Invisible Wounds	Yana Kononova
A long-term photographic study of the post-concussive states of Ukrainian servicemen suffering from psychophysiological trauma
Masks as Art Therapy for Heroes who Lost an Eye as a Result of the Russian Invasion of Ukraine	Bob Basset
Offering support and art therapy to fighters who have sustained eye injuries – the artist will create individualised leather masks for veterans
Patched Souls: A Photographic Project on Plastic Surgery for Military and Civilians	Danylo Pavlov
Documenting reconstructive surgeries performed by US surgeons on injured Ukrainians and telling the stories of the victims as they recover
Childbirth Experiences of Ukrainian Women During the Russo-Ukrainian War	Mariia Shvab
What does it mean to give birth during war? This project will collect interviews and accounts from women who have given birth since February 24th 2022
Study Course: ‘Weaponization of Health Care: Ontological, Historical, Biopolitical, Ethical, Organizational Aspects’	Natalya Mykhalko
Creating educational materials for postgraduate healthcare professionals who wish to investigate the weaponization of healthcare in war
Diagnosis. The War	Anna Prokhorova
Using in-depth interviews to publish a manuscript capturing oral histories of military medicine during the eight year conflict prior to the full-scale escalation of 2022