Vidnova Fellowship Ukraine selection results

Vidnova Fellowship Ukraine selection results

We are ready to announce the selection results of the Vidnova Fellowship Ukraine program. This program was made for activists, artists, social entrepreneurs, cultural figures who have been forced to move abroad because of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, but plan to return/have returned to resume their professional activities.

The program provides three-month financial support in the amount of UAH 18,000 per month for the resumption of activities in Ukraine, additional one-time financing of UAH 10,000 for renting workspaces, mentoring or training. The program will also promote networking of participants with Ukrainian and European partner organizations.

We received 750 applications, from which we were able to support 50. Congratulations to those who receive the Vidnova Fellowship Ukraine support:

  1. Daryna Antonenko
  2. Maria Semenchenko
  3. Shaza Musa
  4. Polina Choni
  5. Yana Tymoshenko
  6. Lyubov Malikova
  7. Julia Koval
  8. Alla Vyshina
  9. Oksana Sygareva
  10. Evgeniya Melkonyan
  11. Kateryna Pavlovska
  12. Anna Aliyeva
  13. Olena Brychenko
  14. Alina Bogdanovych
  15. Valery Guevska
  16. Kateryna Strelhenko
  17. Ksenia Matskevich
  18. Khrystyna Semeryn
  19. Olga Solovyova
  20. Lyubov Lisovenko
  21. Maria Kondratieva
  22. Andriy Savych
  23. Oksana Stomina
  24. Hanna Lodygina
  25. Tamila Pedan
  26. Khrystyna Slobodyanuk
  27. Alina Holovatyuk
  28. Olena Kasian
  29. Julia Nechai
  30. Marina Ryzhova
  31. Iryna Savytska
  32. Alina Neskreba
  33. Yulia Kisil
  34. Julia Antonova
  35. Valentina Prytula
  36. Olena Pinkovska
  37. Taras Prodanyuk
  38. Iryna Shcherba
  39. Liudmyla Mishchenko
  40. Solomiya Tomaschuk
  41. Teresa Barabash
  42. Alina Ponypalyak
  43. Tatiana Dashkovska
  44. Olga Ruban
  45. Ganna Bogachuk
  46. Nadiia Voronova
  47. Iryna Yatsyk
  48. Oleksandra Koryak
  49. Anastasia Leonova
  50. Yulia Pylypchatina

Each application was evaluated by a pool of three judges. They are independent experts: cultural managers, curators, volunteers, artists:

  • Viktoria Shvydko — project manager at Lesya Ukrainka Lviv Academic Drama Theater, head of the NGO Art Workshop Drabyna;
  • Anna Pohribna — Deputy Director of Mystetskyi Arsenal;
  • Nataliia Yaroshenko — project manager (School of City Ambassadors, Sumy Rock Fest, RockFightSumy), grant manager at Sumy Agency of Promotion, organizer of the Taras Shevchenko Festival Ше.Fest;
  • Yulia Filipieva — cultural manager at House of Europe;
  • Iryna Matolich —  PhD in art history, head of the Design Department at King Danylo University, member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine, curator of the Bastion Gallery;
  • Natalia Kernytska — manager of international cooperation at Ukrainian Cultural Foundation;
  • Galyna Grygorenko — former Deputy Minister of Culture and Information Policy of Ukraine, co-founder of NGO Open Opera Ukraine;
  • Olena Onohda — assistant for the International cooperation programs at House of Europe;
  • Yurii Veselskyi — Program and Grants Officer at the Danish Cultural Institute in Ukraine;
  • Tetiana Kablova — PhD of Art History, member of the National Ukrainian Music Union, Scientific Secretary of the Kyiv Municipal Academy of Circus and Performing Arts;
  • Inna Pakhomova — Creative Spark Poltava coordinator, board member of NGO Co-Impact, grant manager, project manager, trainer, fundraiser, PhD;
  • Ilona Demchenko — cultural manager of House of Europe;
  • Halyna Hleba — co-curator and editor-in-chief of the The Wartime Art Archive at the NGO Museum of Contemporary Art;
  • Viktoriia Lunochkina — grant manager of the Stabilization Fund at the Goethe-Institut in Ukraine;
  • Olga Logvynovska — coordinator of the Vidnova Fellowship Ukraine 2022 program.

The program is implemented by Insha Osvita in partnership with Сommit by MitOst gGmbH and with the support of the Robert Bosch Stiftung.