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Anyone can sign this, you do not have to be from the Lehigh Valley.

It has come to the AAUP's attention that there has been misinformation regarding the ad hoc Committee of Inquiry at Muhlenberg College College. The Committee is proceeding with its work & will be conducting interviews from October 31 - November 2 via ZOOM. 1/2

In our latest issue, Amrita traces connections between experts’ pedagogies & a parasite's attractive bloom, examining the affective responses surrounding experts’ day-to-day technoscientific management of environmental sustainability initiatives journal.culanth.org/index.php/ca/a…

My late Métis grandfather stood up for his fellow workers on dangerous road building projects he worked on as a heavy machine operator (bulldozer). Do not let anthropological imaginaries of ‘Indigenous’ life obscure many of our ancestors fought fiercely as labour activists, too.

Proud to have edited this incredible collection of essays on Anthropology in a Time of Genocide: On Nakba and Return with Kamala Visweswaran. Part one: culanth.org/fieldsights/se…

Come to the SAW business meeting this Wednesday (the 20th) at 11:45am EST. Come find out how to get involved, and our new initiatives. ucsd.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Congrats to Naisargi N. Davé whose book "Indifference" is the winner of the 2024 Gregory Bateson Prize, given by Society for Cultural Anthropology! dukeupress.edu/indifference

I am honored to be co-winner with @anthrodave of the 2024 Cultural Horizons Prize. Thank you Society for Cultural Anthropology for this and especially to the jury of graduate students who read the work so thoughtfully and imaginatively. culanth.org/about/about-th…

I encourage everyone interested in cultural anthropology to read David C. Thompson's and Tarini Bedi's award-winning work and our accompanying jury note. Their bold and innovative insights into social life are sure to expand your thinking about our world! culanth.org/about/about-th…

In our new issue, Gregory Hallin on professional wrestling & work: "Through consideration of a unionization drive in British pro wrestling, I explore how wrestling speaks to labor at the intersection of the precarious gig economy & post-truth politics." journal.culanth.org/index.php/ca/a…

The Life and Death of the American Worker- book review by Tom Philpott The powerless—and courageous—immigrants fighting for dignity inside the country’s slaughterhouses. democracyjournal.org/magazine/75/pl…

sarah besky explores the unseen side of Indian tea plantations: labor, social reproduction, and the everyday acts that sustain these spaces. Workers' lives aren’t just about crops they're about care, community, and survival within systems of production. 🔗 bit.ly/49p69hr

2-year postdoc available at Tufts University, as part of a Mellon Foundation engaged project on environment, labor, agriculture, commons, and education. Open to all humanities and hum soc sci fields, including anthropology and geography. Applications due Feb 1. humanities.tufts.edu/postdoctoral-f…

This year I finally finished my book, Free Gifts, which will be out in August with Princeton University Press press.princeton.edu/books/hardcove…

🏆 we revamped our distinguished scholar award to a Distinguished Service Prize, to acknowledge the invisible labor that goes into creating community and institutions and our winner is Zeina Zaatari, Director of the Arab American Cultural Center (Arab American Cultural Center) University of Illinois Chicago

🎥Severance Season 2 drops Jan 17! Dive into SAW’s SAW “Exertions” Thematic Collection for short commentaries on Season 1, exploring its themes through an anthropological lens. 👉Severance Collection: saw.americananthro.org/severance #Severance #Anthropology #SAWExertions

I co-wrote this piece with my brilliant students, Alice Devoy, Elena Gonzalez-Davila-Boy, Rojin Shirwan & Marie Vandermeulen LSE Human Rights LSE Sociology on teaching with film, social reproduction, & refusal in times of horrific violence. Huge thanks to Shruti Iyer SAW

This book is hella good. Can't believe I haven't read it til now, seems like something everyone should read in college, even just to see research done so well