Natalia Andrievskikh

Clinical Assistant ProfessorNYU

New yorkNew YorkUnited States

@tashadastra

As contributor

In Media Res

Counterstory as Intersectional Environmental Activism

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Natalia Andrievskikh NYU

April 11, 2022
Counterstory as Intersectional Environmental Activism Curator's Note Two years ago, in April 2020, the annual Earth Day was held in a fully digital format for the first time ever because of the lockdown caused by COVID-19. Despite the chaos of an unp ...
In Media Res

Counterstory as Intersectional Environmental Activism

By
Natalia Andrievskikh NYU

April 11, 2022
Counterstory as Intersectional Environmental Activism #climatechange #counterstory #climatejustice #intersectionality #digitalactivism Curator's Note Two years ago, in April 2020, the annual Earth Day was held in a fully digital format for the first ...

As curator/editor

In Media Res

Intersectional Environmental Activism in Digital Spaces
April 11, 2022 to April 17, 2022

Natalia Andrievskikh NYU

As commenter

In Media Res

Re: Making Space for Mental Health: An Environmental Humanities Approach to Social Media

Activism as a coping strategy?..

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Natalia Andrievskikh NYU

Thursday, April 14, 2022 — 2:52 pm
Thank you, Julia! It strikes me that, in addition to the healing power of connecting with nature, the rhetorical agency that your students assumed in creating these posts seems to act as a separate coping strategy. The pandemic brought on a heavy sense of ...
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Re: Tweeting the Climate Crisis

Twitter as archiving records of climate change

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Natalia Andrievskikh NYU

Thursday, April 14, 2022 — 3:03 pm
Thank you for your post, Cassandra. I find it significant that you point out how some tweets were posted long after the events took place: it looks like Twitter in this case expands beyond immediate reactionary response that is then fast forgotten, and st ...
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Re: Women, Disasters, & Climate Change

Vulnerability vs agency

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Natalia Andrievskikh NYU

Thursday, April 14, 2022 — 3:16 pm
Sweta, thank you for sharing your work with us! I am very interested in your method here- narrative inquiry- especially as it differs from an interview. You are describing it as blurring the boundaries between participant and observer, and I wonder whethe ...