TJP is working on season 2 of EMBODIED WORLDS and looking for #podcast guests - a practitioner of anything who has reflected on embodiment, their own way of doing/making things or the way a certain group/society does or makes things. thejugaadproject.pub/podcast

Gift giving and receiving is an art especially in the context of research relationships. This book embodies an interlocutor who is now a friend for life. 🪷 manoharbooks.com/BookDetails/20… #materialreligion #ethics #anthropology #emotionalintelligence #gifting #exchange

We are excited to share the editorial for our Fall 2024 issue co-authored by Sandra Dudley School of Museum Studies Emily Levick urmilamohan What Matters in Textiles? Comparative Perspectives on Materials and Community thejugaadproject.pub/home/editorial… #openaccess #editorials

Featuring stories OF women's work and art authored BY women. The first exciting offering in our Textiles issue of Fall 2024 is by Medha Bhatt @firstforest_bymedha a textile artist, designer, and scholar of her native Kathiawad, Gujarat. thejugaadproject.pub/home/beadwork-… #textilesofindia

🌹What's in a name? Project is both a noun and a verb. One can both take up a project as well as pro-ject things into the project! While the noun form of this term has become indispensable, the verb form is also salient - to imagine, to propose, to move forward. #projectmaking

🔊 Read a transcript of our podcast interview with world renowned anthropologist Prof. Nyamnjoh. thejugaadproject.pub/home/interview… And listen to the interview in S2E1 of Embodied Worlds - thejugaadproject.pub/podcast #globalnorthsouth #conviviality #nyamnjoh #africa

Something new _ my latest publication in an edited volume called The Ethics of Collecting Trauma: The Role of Museums in Collecting and Displaying Contemporary Crises. Super Delighted 🤩

It’s time to register! Join us for our next thought-provoking event on Saturday, October 26, '24 at 1:30 PM IST (India) on “what matters?” in the use and study of language when we conduct research or design something. language-matters.eventbrite.com