Studies in Russian, Eurasian and Central European New Media

Olga Andreevskikh

Olga Andreevskikh is a London-based LGBTQ-rights activist and a PhD student at the School of Languages, Cultures and Societies of the University of Leeds. She is currently working at the thesis on Russian LGBTQ identities and Russian media in the context of the ‘traditional sexuality’; legislation.

Social Networking Sites as Platforms for Transgression: Two Case Studies of Russian Women Involved in Bisexual and Transgender Rights Activism

By Olga Andreevskikh • Issue 19

The current research explores the ways in which social networking sites are used as online activism platforms by bisexual and transgender Russian women and focuses on case studies of two …
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Sex, Power, Love and Money: Media and Sexualisation of Everyday in the Post-Soviet spaces

By Olga Andreevskikh • News

‘Sex, Power, Love and Money: Media and Sexualisation of Everyday in the Post-Soviet spaces’ is the title of a recent workshop held at the University of Leicester. It dealt with the topical …
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