We are hiring! Please share our ad for a tenure-track position in medical anthropology! careercenter.americananthro.org/job/642559/ass…

Findings from our #NSF project illustrating how status loss (e.g., #DACA) leads to stress and poor mental health —> this week in the Tampa Bay Times - with Elizabeth Aranda Elizabeth Vaquera Girsea Martínez Rosas Tampa Bay Times U.S. National Science Foundation tampabay.com/news/2022/11/0…

Dr. Antoinette Jackson on tv program 60 Minutes last night: “Not just Clearwater, it’s nationally from New York, all the way out toward Texas, and all the way down to South Florida where these cemeteries had been built over—erased” cbsn.ws/3AR6U2W

“I hear you. I'm working. I want to recognize the contributions, the life you lived. I recognize and see your humanity. “ Watch Dr. Antoinette Jackson on 60 Minutes speaking about forgotten Black cemeteries USF Research cbsnews.com/news/black-cem…

Looking forward to being part of this exciting lecture series!

What a great conversation! Can’t wait for the episode to drop

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Check out this new book by Sarah A. Smith, dear colleague & former PhD student. Great addition to migration or medical anthropology classes! If you are interested in critical studies of gender, immigration policy, & US imperialism, this is the book for you rutgersuniversitypress.org/forgotten-bodi…

New coauthored article w/ Elizabeth Aranda Elizabeth Vaquera & Melanie Escue, Ph.D. about how undocumented young adults navigated legal status during the pandemic & how policies normalize unequal treatment of noncitizens (dm for copy!) journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…

Friday! Join us to hear about research on Amazigh diaspora in US as well as findings from our NSF project on forced immobility & Sub-Saharan migrants in Southern Morocco w/ @TaraDeubel (program & Zoom link below) Florida State University USF Research USF College of Arts and Sciences winthropking.fsu.edu/Events/From-th…

Just published! My article in the inaugural issue of Tamazgha Studies Journal discussing ways to critically re-orient intellectual spaces to emphasize Indigeneity-informed perspectives on borders & migration (open access) tamazghastudiesjournal.org/articles-fall2…

New article out in AJPH on interplay between precarious immigration status & hazardous work among Vietnamese & Mexican commercial shrimpers. We discuss trips, slips, falls, & sharks and persistent loneliness/isolation as health inequities ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/10.2105/AJ…

#SoonInAJPH "'The Hotel of 10,000 Stars': The impact of social-structural determinants of health among im/migrant shrimpers in the Gulf of Mexico" @DrGuillotWright Lacy Davis Heide Castañeda Alfredo Morabia

Our new article on Amazigh im/migrants to the U.S. & how they negotiate existing ethnoracial hierarchies as Indigenous North Africans - w/ Amine Bit tandfonline.com/eprint/BJYDTM4…

My new commentary in American Ethnologist on spaces and contestations of citizenship

New article in JEMS by Heide Castañeda & Amine Bit examines how Amazigh migrants to the U.S. negotiate existing ethnoracial hierarchies as Indigenous North Africans tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…