EASA statement on the situation on Gaza easaonline.org/outputs/suppor…

The Society for Cultural Anthropology invites applications for its 2023-2025 Lead Contributing Editor (CE). The Lead CE manages the SCA CE program, a dynamic digital content initiative spearheaded by 50+ early career scholars. Apply by Nov 8, 2023. culanth.org/about/about-th…

Hector Beltran, author of the new book "Code Work," chronicles how hacker-entrepreneurs in Mexico have to assimilate their technology for politicians there and also for investors in Silicon Valley, sometimes resulting in social value loss. #MarketplaceTech marketplace.org/shows/marketpl…

Congratulations to Christine J. Walley and Christopher Boebel of MIT Anthropology on winning SVA Film & Media Festival 2023 Best Interactive Media for the Southeast Chicago Archive & Storytelling Project website sechicagohistory.org Award info: shorturl.at/gmNW5

Sold out at AAA/CASCA ⁦MIT Anthropology⁩

This new Curated Collection from the editors of the Cultural Anthropology journal shares their statement & collects past CulAnth articles under the topic "War on Palestine," incl. those that pre-date the journal's move to open access—now free for 3 months. journal.culanth.org/index.php/ca/c…

Dec 15th is the deadline to submit for the joint conference of the Society for Economic Anthropology + the Anthropology of Work. Theme is "Work and the Data Economy". April 18-20 at Tufts University. No simultaneous panels, much camaraderie. Join us. saw.americananthro.org/pub/call-for-s…

I'm thankful to Rachel Martin for taking the time to conduct this interview for NPR This Palestinian American professor leans on his Quaker faith during conflict npr.org/2023/12/03/121….

MIT has published a report about the future of research publishing: trends, challenges, dangers. And cites Cultural Anthropology (Society for Cultural Anthropology) as an innovative, Diamond OA, scholarly-run alternative model 🤩 access-to-science.pubpub.org

Here is my latest DeSmog report packed with photos I shot last year in South Louisiana that illustrate how both the state and federal government's climate agenda is steeped in cognitive dissonance. desmog.com/2024/01/08/gul…

Just in time for your spring courses, I’m thrilled to share this discussion guide for Code Work. The content was developed by Ambar Reyes , Jolen Martínez, and Verónica Uribe A. @[email protected], and it was designed by Daniela Rivero (la-chuparosa.com). dropbox.com/scl/fi/74j50b1…

MIT Anthropology Prof. Stefan Helmreich (Stefan Helmreich) talk for EASA webinar series: "Ocean Waves Dangerous, Domesticated, and Diagnostic" on Feb 2, 9-11am EST register here: rb.gy/a0yoks

In 21A.513 (Drawing Human Experience), students look within themselves for artistic inspiration. “This class breathes back into you the creative and artistic expression that is too often lost as we grow up and mature,” senior Charles Williams says. mitsha.re/kckF50QvvNW

“Attempts of outside actors to “incorporate” Indigenous knowledge into their own work without full consent of Indigenous communities is highly extractive and undermines the sovereignty of these communities over their own knowledge” #indigenous #knowledge science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Dr. Sonya Atalay's talk 3/14 4-5:30pm, 56-116 "Braiding Knowledges to Transform Science: Climate Change, Cultural Places, and Food Sovereignty research at the Center for Braiding Indigenous Knowledges and Science" shorturl.at/pwSU1 MIT School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences MIT Office of Sustainability MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative

Our MIT Anthropology Professor Emerita Jean Jackson is interviewed about her trailblazing career working in the Amazon - read more here! digitalcommons.trinity.edu/tipiti/vol19/i…

For Allegra Lab, I wrote about farmer protests, EU integration, and layered exploitation in southern Italian agriculture. allegralaboratory.net/two-sides-of-t…

MIT Anthropology Associate Professor Amy Moran-Thomas is giving a talk tomorrow from 12:20-1:10pm at BU Anthropology "Oil in Stereo: Ancestry Through Infrastructure" More info here: bu.edu/anthrop/2024/0…

Susan Silbey is a MIT Anthropology MIT Sloan School of Management professor whose award-winning research examines how people interact with law in their work and personal lives. Silbey teaches two MITx courses. This women's history month we're celebrating her contributions bit.ly/4ck8sDQ

Great new SAPIENS podcast featuring PhD candidate Tim Loh (Students of HASTS) on deaf migration, disability and agency, labor and education, and translation and globalization: sapiens.org/language/deaf-…