Documenting Ukraine: grants for professionals documenting the war in Ukraine

You can win a grant if you are: 

• A journalist who wants to continue the reporting
• A writer who works on essays or book projects which reflect your personal war experience 
• A scholar who wants to conduct interviews with those whose lives have been affected by the war or gather and process published materials about the war
• A public intellectual who writes or gives interviews for European media
• A filmmaker or visual artist who works on war-related projects
• A curator who wants to organise an exhibition
• A publisher who wants to work on book projects about the war 
• A translator who wants to translate particular texts about the war 
• An archive employee who works on documenting the impact of the war
• A professional that belongs to other sphere, yet works on the war projects

• Completed application form 
• CV
• Short description of the project: elaborate on planned activities, significance, team, and how the project relates to the mission of Documenting Ukraine — up to three pages
• Full name and contact details of one reference person
• If available, include text, photos, and links to video materials that will strengthen your application

Apply via the IWM`s online portal by 10 March.

The preferred language for the application is English. However, Ukrainian applications are also accepted.

• You will find out the results of the competition in April.
• You can apply if you previously received a Documenting Ukraine grant. Tell organisers about the results so far and explain how additional funding will enable you to further develop the project.
• The organisers are not required to publicly justify their decisions, nor to give individual feedback to applicants.