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Andrew Kipnis reviews //Chinese village life today: Building families in an age of transition// by Gonçalo Santos Gonçalo Santos 江紹龍 2021 University of Washington Press #anthrotwitter

Find it here! ⬇️
anthrosource.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/am…

Explore a trove of archival materials at Oregon Historical Society that provided key insights to UW Press author Kimberly Jensen, who examines the early 20th century eugenics movement and morality policing in OREGON'S OTHERS, forthcoming in June.

For asking 🔥 questions during our panel today, these brilliant and concerned folks got a copy of “Cops on Campus: Rethinking Safety and Confronting Police Violence” University of Washington Press #AERA24

We highly recommend After the Blast by Eric Wagner 😎

We’re at #OAH24 ! Come see us at Booth 311, meet acquisitions editor Caitlin Tyler-Richards, and enjoy a 30% discount and free shipping on books.

Organization of American Historians members, you can also find our virtual booth here: uwapress.uw.edu/organization-o…

Explore environmental awareness, advocacy, and resilience this #EarthMonth . Check out our curated list of books in environmental studies: ow.ly/ho7k50RcL1S

Attending #AERA24 ? Don't miss this panel with contributors to COPS ON CAMPUS on April 12, 11:25 am EST. This multidisciplinary volume provides critical perspectives on the organization and social consequences of campus policing.

Join Densho & University of Washington Press on 4/25 for a talk by Greg Robinson & Jonathan van Harmelen about their new book 'The Unknown Great' with Densho's Nina Wallace.
Support for this in-person event was provided by 4Culture.
densho.org/events/the-unk…

4/10: Andrew Gayed launches 'Queer World Making' on Middle Eastern diasporic art University of Washington Press with Center for the Study of Gender and Sexuality @ NYU

📆 4.10.24 | 6 PM | 20 Cooper Sq
👉 Queer World Making: Contemporary Middle Eastern Diasporic Art
🎤Andrew Gayed, Jamil Hellu
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Take a closer look into the secret worlds of the intertidal zone in the newly released BETWEEN THE TIDES IN CALIFORNIA, a follow-up to our popular guide on the beaches and tidepools in Washington and Oregon.

Learn more: ow.ly/tkQ850R66pp

UW College of the Environment UW Marine Affairs

A big thank you to Douglas Hess and the Forgotten Hollywood podcast for featuring this new release from CSRC Press! The book is available for purchase from University of Washington Press: uwapress.uw.edu/book/978089551…

🚨 Episode 16 of the Co-management Commons show. In this solo podcast I am reviewing a new book titled Treaty Justice by Charles Wilkinson. I highly recommend this book for anyone interested in Indigenous Co-management.

David Fedman, author of SEEDS OF CONTROL, spoke with the The New York Times for a piece on how Yoshino cherry trees are intertwined with the history and politics of colonialism in South Korea.

In our ACLS #OpenAccess Book Prize newsletter, read a Q&A with finalists Mytheli Sreenivas ('Reproductive Politics and the Making of Modern India') & Hwisang Cho ('The Power of the Brush: Epistolary Practices in Chosŏn Korea'). Both are published @uwapress & supported TOME

Had an amazing conversation with Anthony Kao on the New Books Network 📚 podcast 🎙️ about
'Taiwan Lives' 📚
Check out our chat here! 👉newbooksnetwork.com/taiwan-lives-2

University of Washington Press UW Taiwan Studies #Taiwan #podcasts

A linguist from the Yakama Nation, Virginia Beavert co-wrote the first Sahaptin dictionary and built the infrastructure to teach a language that wasn’t traditionally written down on.wsj.com/3x5rYni on.wsj.com/3x5rYni

Please join us on April 10th for a book launch and discussion of Andrew Gayed’s book “Queer World Making: Contemporary Middle Eastern Diasporic Art,” where the book will be available for purchase!

More information here: csgsnyu.org/events/queer-w…

Zev Handel of Asian Languages and Literature, UW Seattle, author of the forthcoming CHINESE CHARACTERS ACROSS ASIA, spoke with nwasianweekly about the historical adaptation of the Chinese script ahead of his talk, presented by Washin Kai, on April 3.
nwasianweekly.com/2024/03/chines…

Thanks to everyone who made #AAS2024 a success! The conference may be over, but you can still visit our virtual exhibit for 30% off and free shipping on Asian studies books through April 19: ow.ly/I1O950QX10v
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In “Seattle from the Margins: Exclusion, Erasure, and the Making of a Pacific Coast City,” historian Megan Asaka examines the erased histories of the communities who built Seattle - including the sex workers of the Tenderloin district. densho.org/catalyst/seatt…