Sandra was awarded a grant from 2008-2015 from the Canada First World War Internment Fund to complete her book on Ukrainians in Canada, "The Stories Were Not Told: Stories and Photographs from Canada's First Internment Camps, 1914-1920".
(meta data) TITLE: Grants | Canadian First World War Internment Recognition Fund | 202-952 Main Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R2W 3P4 | Phone: 204-589-4282 | Toll Free: 1-866-288-7931 # Canadian First World War Internment Recognition Fund ### Fonds canadien de reconnaissance de l'internement durant la première guerre mondiale ## In the News A congratulatory video from Minister Glavine on behalf of the Premier for the Grand Opening of Enemy Aliens Exhibit at Amherst, NS. Remembering a 'static and silent' part of Canadian history Amherst News By Darrell Cole, July 28, 2019 Amherst museum gets exhibit about First World War internment camps The Chronicle Herald July 22, 2019 View All # Grants ## Projects Funded (2016-2017) Please click here to view Projects Funded from 2008-2016 (PDF). ART EXHIBITS John Boxtel, Napanee, ON Refurbishing Internment Statues $ 8,000 Courtenay Chetwynd, Yellowknife, NWT Art Installation, Unearth $ 4,750 Kerri Parnell, Cherryville, BC National Internment Exhibit concept $ 2,500 BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS McGill Queens University Press, Montreal, QC Bohdan Kordan Book Tour, No Free Man $ 10,000 Critical Thinking Consortium, Vancouver, BC National Education Curriculum Project $ 37,108 Hill 70 Memorial , Kingston, ON Educational Resources $150,142 Kim Therriault, Guelph, ON Teacher's Guide, Prisoners in a Promised Land $ 2,975 FILMS/SCREEN PLAYS Armistice Films Inc, Hamilton, ON The Camps webseries and Documentary, That Never Happened $118,620 Ryan Boyko, Hamilton, ON Production, Enemy Aliens $ 90,000 Guerrilla Films Inc., Toronto, ON Konowal Documentary, DVD Extra $ 8,000 Stefan Huzan, Thunder Bay, ON Ukrainian version, Petition 808 $ 750 Mladen Obradovic, Toronto, ON Play, The Woods are Dark and Deep $ 4,250 HISTORICAL EXHIBITS Canadian Museum of History, Gatineau, QC Internment Exhibit $ 50,000 Lubomyr Luciuk, Kingston, ON Museum exhibits $ 27,136 INTERNEE CEMETERIES Lawrna Myers, Vernon, BC Project 107 Cemetery Restoration $ 10,324 Sarah Beaulieu, Abbotsford, BC Archaeological Study, Morrissey Internment Camp $ 13,062 Brandon University, Brandon, MB Brandon Internment Camp $ 3,672 Frank Jankac, Milton, ON Newspaper Indexing, Digital Map $ 44,885 Kassandra Luciuk, Toronto, ON Scholarly study, Politics and organizational life of interned Ukrainians before, during and after internment. $ 3,750 Mark Minenko, Edmonton, AB Internment and The Law $ 32,000 Lawrna Myers/Mark Minenko Project Roll Call $ 3,925 Debby-Lynn Ritsco, Winnipeg, MB Conspiracy of Silence: Ukrainian-Canadians 1896-1920 $ 500 ## Projets financés Expositions artistiques John Boxtel, Napanee, ON Restauration de statues liées à internement 8000 $ Courtenay Chetwynd, Yellowknife, T.N.-O. Montage artistique, Mis à jour 4750 $ Kerri Parnell, Cherryville, BC Concept d'exposition nationale sur l'internement 2500 $ Livres et publications Presses universitaires de McGill-Queen's, Montréal, QC Bohdan Kordan, tournée d'auteur Book Tour, Nul homme libre 10 000 $ Le Critical Thinking Consortium, Vancouver, BC Projet de curriculum scolaire national 37 108 $ Projet commémoratif de la cote 70, Kingston, ON Ressources éducatives 150 142 $ Kim Therriault, Guelph, ON Guide de l'enseignant, prisonniers en terre promise 2975 $ Films et scénarios Armistice Films Inc., Hamilton, ON Les Camps série web et documentaire Cela n'est jamais arrivé 118 620 $ Ryan Boyko, Hamilton, ON Production, Ressortissants ennemis 90 000 $ Guerrilla Films Inc., Toronto, ON Documentaire Konowal, section supplémentaire pour le DVD 8000 $ Stefan Huzan, Thunder Bay, ON Version ukrainienne, Pétition 808 750 $ Mladen Obradovic, Toronto, ON Pièce de théâtre, les bois sombres et denses 4250 $ Expositions historiques Musée canadien de l'histoire, Gatineau, QC Exposition sur l'internement 50 000 $ Lubomyr Luciuk, Kingston, ON Expositions muséales 27 136 $ Cimetières d'internés Lawrna Myers, Vernon, BC Projet 107, restauration de cimetières 10 324 $ Sarah Beaulieu, Abbotsford, BC Fouilles archéologiques, camp d'internement de Morrissey 13 062 $ Université de Brandon, Brandon, MB Camp d'internement de Brandon 3672 $ Frank Jankac, Milton, ON Compilation d'articles de presse, carte numérique 44 885 $ Kassandra Luciuk, Toronto, ON Recherche sur la politique et l'organisation associative des Ukrainiens internés avant, pendant et après l'internement 3750 $ Mark Minenko, Edmonton, AB L'internement et la loi 32 000$ Lawrna Myers/Mark Minenko Le projet Présences! 3925 $ Debby-Lynn Ritsco, Winnipeg, MB Conspiration du silence : les Canado-Ukrainiens 1896-1920 500 $
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Sandra Semchuk
Abstract.
Sandra Semchuk (born 1948) is a Canadian photographic artist. 
 In 1998, Presentation House, Vancouver, B.C. programmed "How Far Back is Home ..."  a 25-year retrospective of Semchuk's career highlighting her relationship to identity, morality and land.