Nadine Naber

SAKINA for Easing Internalized Academic Oppression

SAKINA for Easing Internalized Academic Oppression

Over the years, I have been paying attention to the anxieties radical scholars face: imposter syndrome, overwhelm, and fear. Over and over, people tell me things like: I spend 50% of my writing time constrained by these anxieties.  I go through complete despair....

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How to Name and Claim Your Theoretical Approach

Since I launched Liberate Your Research, one thing is now more clear to me than ever before: Radical scholars, especially interdisciplinary activist scholars, face disproportionate levels of overwhelm and anxiety in academia. Lacking go-to theories, or theoretical...

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The Academic Hokey Pokey

The Academic Hokey Pokey

My journey to launching Liberate Your Research began more than 20 years ago when I was a graduate student in cultural anthropology. I learned quickly that academia was not immune from the culture of individualist capitalist competition and racial and class violence. I...

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