“How women live in Chukotka: Four Stories” for National Geographic Russia

Meet the North wrote this story for National Geographic Russia. With each new border and political shift, the indigenous women […]
Read moreMeet the North wrote this story for National Geographic Russia. With each new border and political shift, the indigenous women […]
Read moreWe were eating more than I thought possible, including jellied whale casserole and fresh apricot buns, while Elizaveta Dobrieva’s family […]
Read moreHere is Meet the North’s next National Geographic story. With each new border and political shift, the indigenous women of […]
Read moreAfter a 14 hour drive on non-roads across the tundra, we found them. The animals and the people who look […]
Read moreHappy to get a ride from some whale hunters up the coast of the Bering Sea in Chukotka, but WOW […]
Read moreThis is like the heart. It has many ways of showing itself. This wall has been through a lot. We know […]
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Read moreI’m writing these days, which means reading too. From Wade Davis: “… the myriad of cultures of the world are […]
Read moreThe stories we tell ourselves. . . Anadyr is the urban heart of Chukotka. It’s home to 15,000 people, but […]
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