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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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Documenting and Reflecting Upon the Destruction of Heritage within the Historic Center of Kharkiv	Ievgeniia Gubkina
Researching and documenting the impact of war on Kharkiv's cultural heritage and architecture.
New Commons	Nataliia Mysak
A documentary exploring shifts in Ukraine's urban and architectural production, focusing on post-invasion changes and new trends.
12 Frames	Olha Koval
Project capturing daily life across Ukraine during the war, focusing on urban changes and vulnerable populations through panoramic photography
"Is Pushkin to Blame for Birth of Putin?": Problem of Decolonization/Derussification of Public Spaces in Kharkiv	Yevhen Zakharchenko
Analysis of Kharkiv's cultural decolonization and derussification, focusing on toponymy and monument changes from 2014-2022
Digitalization of the Architectural Archive of Dnipropetrovsk Post-War Buildings	Danylo Halkin
Digitizing, publishing and securing the archives of architectural institutes dedicated to the post- Second World War development of Dnipropetrovsk
Book on Rebuilding Ukraine After War	Kateryna Kozlova
Recounting examples of cities that have been rebuilt following catastrophes to provide inspiration to those who will rebuild Ukraine
“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
War Signboards	Andriy Rachinskiy
A scholar and collector of old signboards from Kharkiv returns to the city to document their transformation and degradation
Queues in Kyiv	Dmytro Levytskyi
Research on the culture of queuing in post-invasion Kyiv that reframes and builds on Leo Mann’s theorising of the queue as a social system
FACE: TO: FACE	Aleksandr Eltsin
An audio installation featuring recordings of people’s lives that last for the duration of the wartime curfew in force between 11pm and 5am each day
24.02: Life After	Andrii Usach
Documenting the effects of the war in Lviv – a so-called ‘quiet city’ scarred in its own way by the life-changing ripples of violence and displacement
Kharkiv - My Favorite City	Yevhenii Telukha
Preserving the memories of Kharkiv’s citizens by charting their favourite places on an interactive digital map