Grigory Frolov

Grigory Frolov

Vice President for Programs and Development, Free Russia Foundation

Graduated from Georgia State University and the Russian Academy of Justice, holding master’s degrees in nonprofit management and constitutional law. A Fulbright-Muskie and Reagan-Fascell fellow. Worked with the Civic Assistance Committee and Greenpeace Russia. Coordinated Free Russia Foundation's operations in Ukraine following the full-scale invasion in 2022. Leads the foundation’s programs across Eurasia, including humanitarian initiatives and the Reforum Space network.

6 Publications

Publications

6 publications

For Ukraine’s Children Under Russian Occupation

Two Futures: A Russian Uniform or a Prison Cell

Article Sep 30, 2026

A Vision of the Future Against Fatigue and Resentment

To overcome the hardships of war and emigration, Russians in exile need to adopt a global mindset

Article Jan 12, 2026

Putin drops a bomb. Or does he?

Constitutional Reform, the Government’s Resignation, and a “Citizens’ Vote”

Article Jan 15, 2020

Kremlin's Malign Influence

The Kremlin’s Hostages: Victories, Difficulties and New Challenges

Free Russia House discussion in Kyiv on Ukrainian political prisoners

Article Jan 2, 2020

Russian Refugees in Ukraine: The Broken Hopes

Ukraine Grants Political Asylum to Few Russian Activists Who Flee There

Article Feb 24, 2016

The Bolotnaya case. Three years with no right for justice

Interviews with Activists Who Fled Russia to Avoid Imprisonment

Article May 6, 2015