The pandemic has changed the meaning of both touch and tech. It is a specific moment where production is separated not into the production of services and goods, but ones that are touch-based and tech-based. More in today's essay by Mythri Prasad-Aleyamma societyandspace.org/articles/touch…

When anthropological fieldwork is interrupted by a pandemic, what new opportunities arise from other avenues of inquiry? #AnthropologyNews ow.ly/d6Vb50FLn3E

Are you a grad student with original research in the Anthropology of Work? Consider submitting an application for the Eric Wolf Prize before Oct 1! ow.ly/iEnz30rNRL7

Applications are now open for 2021 IDEAS VIRTUAL WORKSHOP, an intensive research/mentoring workshop for aspiring bioanthropologists from historically excluded groups. This year we are meeting virtually on Oct 1 2021. For eligibility and to apply go to: PHYSANTH.ORG/.../COD-IDEAS.…

Are you a professional, practicing, and/or applied anthropologist? If so, NAPA-Anthropology wants to hear from you! We want to learn about #ethics related issues that come up in anthropologists’ work. You can find more info and access the survey here: ow.ly/MA5p50FSzHC

From drawing obstetric racism to illustrating fishing communities in Mumbai, we invite you into the deeply personal and collaborative work of #graphicethnography. Explore the “Graphic Ethnography” issue of #AnthropologyNews online. ow.ly/PzsD50FSR2Q

We’re coming back on September 1st! What topics, themes, and discussions would you like for us to cover on our next season? #AcademicTwitter #AnthroTwitter #ZorasDaughtersPodcast

"Necropolitics versus Biopolitics: Spatialization, White Privilege, and Visibility during a Pandemic" - brand new essay in Society for Cultural Anthropology / Cultural Anthropology from AES President-Elect Carolyn Rouse: journal.culanth.org/index.php/ca/a…

Be sure to check out @EricaLWilliams7's article from our 2.1 issue, "Black Girl Abroad: An Autoethnography of Travel and The Need to #CiteBlackWomen in Anthropology"! Find it here: bit.ly/3w18ydz #anthrotwitter #AcademicChatter Association for Feminist Anthropology American Anthropological Association

Great opportunity "Supporting Diverse Voices" grants from Princeton University Press for "BIPOC scholars in economics, sociology, politics & international relations, anthropology, and urban studies" to develop their book proposals & projects press.princeton.edu/book-proposal-…

Announcement - SfAA 2022 annual meeting and call for papers! appliedanthro.org/annual-meeting…

"What I Learned from an Unlikely Friendship with an Anti-Masker" | anthropologist Anand Pandian writing based on his ongoing ethnographic research with American right-wing conservatives theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2…

Read Lila Abu-Lughod's “Imagining Palestine’s Alter-Natives: Settler Colonialism and Museum Politics,” winner of the GAD Prize for Exemplary Cross-Field Scholarship. Now open access for a limited time. journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/71…

Join Elizabeth Chin (Lab of Spec still masking!), editor of American Anthropologist for an orientation, case study of the review/revision process, and live Q&A on Feb.9. She'll also help first-time and novice authors plan their next steps toward publication. Register: ow.ly/tNHf50HJPxv

This #BlackHistoryMonth, like every month, we try to highlight Black feminist anthro folks and the work they do for Black liberation. In our current issue, Riché JDaniel Barnes stages an analytic encounter between two Black female ethnographers, Leith Mullings and herself.

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Would you like to be involved in publishing from the inside? We have a few seats opening up for our editorial team. Don't know what that means? Reach out. Accepting self-nominations from students, practitioners, academics, and others. [email protected] #sfaa

Check out the special issue of JANA entitled "State of the Field" edited by Ana Croegaert and Ruth Gomberg-Munoz. You can view the full issue at this link: anthrosource.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/247553…

“I hear you. I'm working. I want to recognize the contributions, the life you lived. I recognize and see your humanity. “ Watch Dr. Antoinette Jackson on 60 Minutes speaking about forgotten Black cemeteries USF Research cbsnews.com/news/black-cem…