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- Ufuk Aydin
- Sarah Zilan Kößler
- Aisha
- Leyla Ax
Syrian Kurdistan after the fall of the Assad regime
Activists and artists from the region about the future, hopes, and solidarity
- analysis
- 09.04.2025
- EN
- Anastasiia Babash
A "Special" City. How the Sevastopol myth became an instrument of colonisation
Ukrainian researcher Anastasiia Babash deconstructs the "special" urban identity of Sevastopol's residents and reflects on the city's role in Russia's colonial policy
- analysis
- 07.03.2025
- UKR
- RU
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- disthene
On Created Worlds and Plotted Routes
Speculative research by artist disthene devoted to experiences of female workers of peat production in the USSR
- analysis
- 07.12.2024
- RU
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histories →
- tony lashden
- hanna otchyk
- mira levickas
Freedom Day, centuries of (in)dependence. How March 25 and the decolonization of Belarus are connected
hanna otchyk, tony lashden, and mira levickas tell the story of Belarus’ ongoing struggle for freedom from the external and internal regime
- histories
- 24.03.2025
- BEL
- RU
- EN
- Vera Atamanchuk
First, colonists; then, enemies of the people. How Germans lived in the Russian Empire and the USSR
Vera Atamanchuk on the history of the German colonies in the Russian Empire and the further trajectory of the settlers, placing it in the context of the country's colonial policy
- histories
- 26.11.2024
- KY
- RU
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- Dankhaiaa Khovalyg
“Exceptional Boon”. The Russian colonization of Tyva: When did it start and how did it unfold?
Dankhaiaa Khovalyg discusses the main stages of the Russian colonization of Tyva in a joint material by “Beda” and “Feminist Translocalities”
- histories
- 16.05.2024
- TYV
- RU
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Episode 5. Crimean Tatar national movement: a constellation of solidarity and friendships
Discussion between Elnara Nuriieva-Letova and Alexandr Murtazayev on the methods of Soviet and Russian oppression against indigenous peoples, ways of Crimean Tatar resistance, and solidarity within the Crimean Tatar national movement and beyond
- podcast
- 28.04.2025
- UKR
- EN
Episode 4. Crimean Tatars: 80 years of resilience
Discussion with Martin-Oleksandr Kisly, Elmaz Alimova, Alexandr Murtazyev, and an anonymous Crimean Solidarity activist on the return to Crimea, the history of the national movement, the current situation in the occupied peninsula, and perspectives on its decolonization
- podcast
- 27.11.2024
- UKR
- RU
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Episode 3. Traditions of anti-nuclear struggle in Qazaqstan
A conversation between Liliya Yuldasheva, Gulsum Kakimzhanova, Maira Abenova and Alisher Khasengaliyev about anti-nuclear struggle in Qazaqstan
- podcast
- 22.11.2024
- RU
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- nomto küükn
Oirad-Kalmyk activist nomto küükn on love for her people as an act of resistance, the importance of representation and acceptance of differences in her various communities
voices24.11.2024- RU
- XAL
- EN
- Can we hope together: Crimean Tatar and Palestinian liberations
- Çırlaq
Crimean Tatar researcher and activist Çırlaq reflects on the overlaps between Russian and Israeli colonial violence as well as the possibility of transnational solidarity
voices03.09.2024- EN
- Empires rise and fall, but the steppe remains...
- Alisher Khassengaliyev
Notes on Kazakhstan’s transgenerational struggle towards nuclear disarmament
voices04.08.2024- QAZ
- RU
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- How can we live in a perfect world?
- Neseyne
An essay by a Nenets artist Neseyne on relations between scholars and native peoples, ethics, subject’s agency, fair resource distribution, and the right to rage
voices03.07.2024- RU
- EN