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MashaUdensivaBrenner πŸ’™πŸ’›

@mashaubrenner

Writer, editor, journalist, audio producer; media manager @HarrimanInst; host & producer, Voices of Ukraine; Expert Opinions @Eurasianet; @columbiajourn alumna.

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In the 1st ep of #VoicesofUkraine, Season 2, MashaUdensivaBrenner πŸ’™πŸ’› interviews Katia Shraga Davydenko of Columbia University Columbia Libraries about growing up Jewish in Soviet Kyiv, immigrating to New York, & her time protesting Russia’s aggression & volunteering since 2014 harriman.columbia.edu/259772-2/

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"The editor said, why are we talking about death in Paris? Can’t you just die a beautiful death in the Soviet Union?" β€” Natalka Bilotserkivets @columbiaideas Columbia Global Paris Center Read MashaUdensivaBrenner πŸ’™πŸ’›'s intrvw & join our 3/27 celebration of Ukrainian culture ow.ly/GGNP50NngV8

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"We left on the last train from Donetsk to Kyiv. It was really dangerous because the train station was being bombed" β€” Nikita Grigorov. Read MashaUdensivaBrenner πŸ’™πŸ’›'s conversation with our current Harriman Resident/PKF fellow Columbia Global Paris Center @columbiaideas ow.ly/yLC250Nos5E

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"After her death I cried for four months before I could edit the footage. Then I decided that it would be easier for me to look at the story as a director, not as her daughter" β€” Zoya Laktionova @columbiaideas Columbia Global Paris Center Read MashaUdensivaBrenner πŸ’™πŸ’›'s intrvw ow.ly/eeYh50Npu3p

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"Many people in Poland told me they hadn’t cried since the war started. But once they saw the Kyiv Symphony Orchestra playing on stage again, they cried" β€” Anna Stavychenko. Read MashaUdensivaBrenner πŸ’™πŸ’›'s intrvw & join our 3/27 celebration of Ukrainian culture ow.ly/lV2e50NqAz2

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In the latest #VoicesofUkraine, MashaUdensivaBrenner πŸ’™πŸ’› talked to Spanish journalist Argemino Barro Barro about his experiences reporting on Donbas in 2014, right when Russia began its destabilization efforts there. Listen & subscribe wherever you get your podcasts! ow.ly/oI7G50NQSi1

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Discover the Voices of Ukraine podcast from Harriman Institute Columbia University's Harriman Institute! Hear firsthand stories of Ukrainians living through Russia's aggression since 2014. harriman.columbia.edu/voices-of-ukra…

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Our newest story Mystery of the Disappearing Teepee is set in the Manhattan neighborhood of #Inwood where in the local park a teepee stood. Until it was gone. Only to return. Then disappear again. Who wanted this teepee gone, and why? rb.gy/54gu4 By: MashaUdensivaBrenner πŸ’™πŸ’›

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4. "For Udensiva-Brenner and Amarante, both immigrants, it is a place to feel a connection: to place, to the past, to nature." Carolyn Wells highlights MashaUdensivaBrenner πŸ’™πŸ’›'s beautiful essay for The Delacorte Review: delacortereview.org/2023/05/23/mys…

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"This is not the moment to turn away from the place and people I love.” In Harriman Talks, Harriman Magazine editor MashaUdensivaBrenner πŸ’™πŸ’› catches up w/ Liliane Bivings, MARS-REERS ’23, Business Editor The Kyiv Independent ow.ly/5ecv50PSZyW

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"After Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, she began to feel as if all of Moscow had relocated to Tbilisi." MashaUdensivaBrenner πŸ’™πŸ’› on the lives of Russian expats fleeing the Kremlin. lithub.com/limbo-in-tbili…

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This week in The The Delacorte Review: MashaUdensivaBrenner πŸ’™πŸ’›, '21 M.S., details the lives of Russian expats who've landed in the Georgian capitol of Tbilisi. Check out the piece, co-published with Literary Hub: delacortereview.org/2023/10/19/in-…

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Our latest story follows the lives of Russian exiles and persecuted journalists fleeing Moscow’s repression, crisscrossing in a city in flux, Tbilisi, Georgia, with no way back home. By MashaUdensivaBrenner πŸ’™πŸ’› in collaboration with Literary Hub. rb.gy/ipogd

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Since 2011, we've been hosting Paul Klebnikov Civil Society Fellows at the Institute. MashaUdensivaBrenner πŸ’™πŸ’› caught up with five of them β€” independent Russian journalists in exile β€” in the latest issue of #HarrimanMag ow.ly/nLLo50URgK0

Since 2011, we've been hosting Paul Klebnikov Civil Society Fellows at the Institute. <a href="/MashaUBrenner/">MashaUdensivaBrenner πŸ’™πŸ’›</a> caught up with five of them β€” independent Russian journalists in exile β€” in the latest issue of #HarrimanMag ow.ly/nLLo50URgK0
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Spoke to MashaUdensivaBrenner πŸ’™πŸ’› of the Harriman Institute about Ukraine, the war, its history and its future. This is the second episode of Harriman Magazine's new podcast, Beyond the Scoop: harriman.columbia.edu/beyond-the-sco…