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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My Captivity	Yevhen Shybalov
A documentary book by a journalist and ex-POW, detailing his 7-month captivity experience in Russia.
The Deoccupied Territories: Is the Worst Behind?	Serhii Korovainyi
A photographic project capturing human experiences in liberated cities of Kharkiv and Donetsk regions, focusing on challenges and resilience.
Hotel Ukraine	Mark Chehodaiev
A photography and art project documenting the lives of displaced Ukrainians adapting to temporary shelters in Austrian hotels and resorts.
In Captivity	Anastasiia Bahalika
A podcast series featuring ten stories from prisoners and civilian hostages, narrating their experiences of the invasion
Tortured	Mykola Dondiuk
Documentary film about Kherson's survivors of torture by Russian forces, exploring their experiences and coping mechanisms
Major Overhaul. Graphic Interviews with Ukrainians Who Reinvented Themselves Due to the Russian Invasion	Yevheniia Polosina
Interviewing individuals whose lives shifted dramatically due to the war, from journalists and activists to the spouses of soldiers
The Autopsy of War: Finding, Identifying and Grieving for the Missing Soldiers	Hanna Dosenko
Exploring the role of forensic experts in Dnipro, documenting war crimes and identifying unknown soldiers from the Russian-Ukrainian war
War Dreams as Texts of Endangered Scholars	Bohdan Shumylovych
Project to document Ukrainian scholars' dreams and nocturnal war experiences, exploring societal impacts and creating an educational syllabus
Peace for Nina	Zhanna Maksymenko-Dovhych
"Peace for Nina" follows a Ukrainian mother's quest for justice and healing after her son's execution by Russian mercenaries
Invisible Wounds	Yana Kononova
A long-term photographic study of the post-concussive states of Ukrainian servicemen suffering from psychophysiological trauma
The Days I Would Like To Forget	Alina Gorlova
A trilogy of films exploring the war from expanding perspectives – daily life, the trauma of death and how the war links to the history of the world and humanity’s place in it
Drama "Mom, It Hurts!" – English Translation and the Creating of an Audio Performance	Yurii Vovkohon, Grigory Semenchuk
An audio play that dramatizes the real stories, experiences and reflections of soldiers recuperating in an army hospital