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Nansen Support Programme Ukraine Fellowship for Writers and Journalists is sponsored by PEN Ukraine, Norwegian Helsinki Committee, Norwegian Non-fiction Writers and Translators Association, Norwegian Authors' Union.
This fellowship program, sponsored by The Nansen Support Programme for Ukraine, provides financial support to Ukrainian writers and journalists working in both non-fiction and fiction genres to document the experience of the war. Fellows are responsible for publishing their prepared book with a Ukrainian publishing company.
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Fellowship program for Ukrainian authors is sponsored by PEN Ukraine, Norwegian Helsinki Committee, Norwegian Non-fiction Writers and Translators Association, Norwegian Authors' Union (sponsored by The Nansen Support Programme for Ukraine). This fellowship program supports Ukrainian writers and journalists working in non-fiction and fiction genres to document their experiences of the war and foster understanding of Ukrainian culture. Fellows are expected to publish a book prepared within the program by November 30, 2026.
Fellowship program for Ukrainian authors launched by PEN Ukraine with sponsorship from The Nansen Support Programme for Ukraine is sponsored by PEN Ukraine, Norwegian Helsinki Committee, Norwegian Non-fiction Writers and Translators Association, Norwegian Authors' Union. This program, sponsored by The Nansen Support Programme for Ukraine, offers fellowships to Ukrainian writers and journalists working in non-fiction and fiction genres. It aims to support the creation of new works that reflect on the experience of the war, rethink Ukrainian culture, foster deeper understanding of Ukrainian culture, and highlight diverse cultures and lived experiences. The ultimate goal is the publication of a book in a Ukrainian publishing house. The program aims to support Ukrainian writers and journalists who work in non-fiction and fiction genres and to help documenting the experience of the war that Ukrainian society has been living through since 2014.
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