Repatriation is an indigenous struggle for Indigenous people across the world.  But what does it mean when repatriation is being claimed by Indigenous communities and the bordered states within which they exists? This interview with Monica Zesnik is the American ethnological curator at The Ethnologcial Museum in Berlin, Germany. In the interview, we discuss the progress of repatriation of Indigenous artifacts.

Repatriation is an indigenous struggle for Indigenous people across the world. But what does it mean when repatriation is being claimed by Indigenous communities and the bordered states within which they exists? This interview with Monica Zesnik is the American ethnological curator at The Ethnologcial Museum in Berlin, Germany. In the interview, we discuss the progress of repatriation of Indigenous artifacts.

Repatriation is an indigenous struggle for Indigenous people across the world.&nbsp; But what does it mean when repatriation is being claimed by Indigenous communities and the bordered states within which they exists? This interview with Monica Zesnik is the American ethnological curator at The Ethnologcial Museum in Berlin, Germany. In the interview, we discuss the progress of repatriation of Indigenous artifacts.

Repatriation

As a transmedia storytellying project, the podcast serves as a way to explore important topics about and through the lens of The Indigenous People of the Americas such as repatriation, decolonization, and the methodologies from which research is decolonial. Through interviews, discussions, and both anecdotal and data analysis, the project aims to be generative instead of extractive. As the project grows, so do the methodologies used to create the project.(Transmedia is a multimedia type of media creation/production storytelling that focuses on interactive audience experience in which each media stands on its own, grows exponentially, and ties the project together through common threads)

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As a transmedia storytellying project, the podcast serves as a way to explore important topics about and through the lens of The Indigenous People of the Americas such as repatriation, decolonization, and the methodologies from which research is decolonial. Through interviews, discussions, and both anecdotal and data analysis, the project aims to be generative instead of extractive. As the project grows, so do the methodologies used to create the project.(Transmedia is a multimedia type of media creation/production storytelling that focuses on interactive audience experience in which each media stands on its own, grows exponentially, and ties the project together through common threads)

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