Incredibly excited for PB 🇵🇸🍉✊🏾's talk today on 'Gender, Race, & X: Critical Approaches to Deconstructing Black Women’s Maternal Health Disparities'. Her work is so so important and I can't wait to learn more! Details at @AnthroSeminar on how to join us at 3 PM UK time.

Our next talk is this Thursday May 12th at 3 PM UK time! The talk is titled 'Dirt and Care: Queer Care in an Anal Dysplasia Clinic' and will be given by Dr. Will Robertson (any pronouns), assistant professor in Memphis Anthropology. For more details, see poster attached

Thrilled to have Dr. Robertson present today on queer care in an anal dysplasia clinic Their work not only challenges heteronormative logics that underly medical care & anthro scholarship on care, but also brings attention to the importance of queer care research in anthropology

Attached is more information for those who wish to attend the talk today online at 3 PM UK time! #medanthro #anthrotwitter

Thank you to Dr. Robertson for such a fantastic talk today where we not only discussed the anus at length (and clearly loved every second of it) but also the importance of a queer theory of care esp in medical settings! #queertheory #queeranthro #queeranthropology #medanthro

Join us tomorrow, May 26th, 3 PM UK time for a talk by @arselidok, lab director of @AccessMaking Title of talk: Activist Affordances: How Disabled People Improvise More Habitable Worlds More information on the poster attached - hope to see you there !

We are so excited for our talk today at 3 PM UK time by @docjacklopez on Threads, titled 'Ethics of Abandonment: UK Trans Masculine Lower Surgery Provision During the Covid-19 Pandemic' More information on poster attached! See you there!

Our first talk is happening now with Shahaduz Zaman ! Join us online or in-person for an exciting talk on 'Hospital Ethnography: A case from a non-western setting' See poster for more information! #medanthro #anthrotwitter

We are so excited to welcome Cornelis Rijneveld from SOAS Department Of Anthropology for week 3 of our seminar series. Talk is titled 'The Biomedical Closet: An ethnographic approach to HIV technologies and discourses' Please join us tomorrow online and in-person at 4 PM #anthrotwitter

Tomorrow at 4 PM GMT - 'The Challenges of Person-Centred Care: Ethnographic Insights' Melania Calestani will discuss the challenges of putting person-centred care into practice by drawing on ethnographic research in British hospitals. We hope to see you there! #anthrotwitter

'Queering disaster response frameworks using Covid-19 lived experiences' Join us today at 4 PM Uk time as we hear from @docjacklopez on Threads!