Greg Rahuoja on the UW campus, with Denny Hall in the background. “Given the current political climate [in Russia], the Khanty have been stripped of political agency to do this work for their own language. That struck a chord in me," Greg Rahuoja says of his master's research focused on the Khanty language. Photo by Juan Rodriguez.
For his UW master's in Scandinavian Studies, Estonian student Greg Rahuoja addressed political and practical challenges for Khanty, an Indigenous language spoken in parts of Siberia.
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