Groups

The Gender Based Violence Topical Interest Group (GBV TIG) is a network of scholars, practitioners, and others interested in advancing research and action focusing on gender based violence.

The purpose of this Topical Interest Group is support a network of educators, activists, researchers, evaluators, knowledge brokers, advocates and other practitioners who wish to engage in applied anthropology in educational settings.

The SfAA podcast project is run by anthropology students. The SfAA podcasts are audio recordings of selected sessions from the Annual Meeting of the SfAA and made available, for free, on www.SfAApodcasts.net

The Business, Nonprofit, & Government TIG is a network of practitioners and academics interested in getting to know each other, sharing work experiences and scholarly resources, and advancing research on consumer behavior, organizational…

Group for people who work with Native American Communities, or indigenous peoples around the world to discuss issues of mutual interests

A group for anthropologists (and friends) working with fisheries issues and coastal communities.

SfAA Global aims to (1) promote networking and dialogue among applied social scientists around the world; (2) bring together local knowledge and perspectives on emergent and pressing global issues; and (3) develop comparative frameworks for…

The Reproduction, Culture and Politics Interest Group is a network of scholars, practitioners, and others interested in advancing research and action focusing on reproduction, its politics and the influence on women's embodied experience worldwide.

The Editors invite you to participate in ongoing discussions of current issues of Practicing Anthropology.

This group discusses relevant ethical issues of doing fieldwork in Guatemala and constitutes a social network to facilitate communication between individuals and insitutions interested in working and doing applied research in Guatemala.

We are a group of researchers and practitioners interested in risk, hazards and disasters. We welcome others who share our interest to join our group for discussions on risk and disaster-related information, sharing CFPs, employment…

Allowing the "Native" to speak for him/herself

This group offers an online forum for all those interested in exchanging ideas and experiences about the (mis)uses of applied anthropology in tourism

Work in Progress

This group is dedicated to the life and work of Edward H. Spicer- one of the founders of SfAA who paved the way for the growth and recognition of applied anthropology

This is the official page for the American Indian, Alaskan Native, Native Hawaiian, and Canadian First Nation Topical Interest Group.

An informative resource and discursive atmosphere that serves to articulate and magnify Indigenous IP concerns in realms of public policy, law, tourism, and anthropological practice.

This TIG will contribute to:
1. Serve as a conduit of information for members who share interests in migration research and issues.
2. Provide a structure to facilitate communication among SFAA members, the Annual Program Chair and…

Let's see if there are more of us!

This group is for members of SfAA whose focus is on archaeology. This could include members who deal with historical representation, heritage resources (and their management), intersections of past and present, and anyone else interested.

Description of Group “Applying Anthropology to supranational networks and systems.”

Members of this group share ideas about the evolution of cultural systems above the level of states. Upon observing the network of corporations…

The Grassroots Development Topical Interest Group (GDTIG) provides opportunities for practitioners to share experiences, insights, strategies and resources important to our work with often marginalized communities, individuals and groups. …

Research, action, and communication in the areas of natural resources, extraction, and environment.

The PNW-LPO vision is to serve the interests of practicing anthropologists who either reside in the area or work in the area by offering venues for professional reflection and development.  Such venues may include:

--yearly or quarterly…