Masha Kardashevskaya

Masha Kardashevskaya, a peace and conflict studies expert from the Sakha Republic, and Sardana Nikolaeva, a cultural anthropologist from the same region, dive into important discussions on Indigenous rights and methodologies. They address the unique challenges faced by Indigenous women and the need for ethical research in Western academia. Highlighting the significance of their multilingual podcast, they aim to amplify marginalized voices and connect communities globally. Their insights into political identity and cultural heritage reveal the complexities of Indigenous activism and decolonization efforts.

Sardana Nikolaeva, an indigenous anthropologist, and Masha Kardashevskaya, a scholar of peace and conflict studies, explore the intricacies of indigenous methodologies. They discuss the ethical responsibilities of researchers, emphasizing empathy in understanding indigenous communities. The conversation highlights the complexities of legal recognition, cultural practices, and the environmental challenges these groups face. Additionally, they critique traditional ethnographic narratives and advocate for insider perspectives, while also promoting their upcoming multilingual podcast aimed at bridging cultural gaps.