International Diploma in Anthropological Theories in Latin American and Caribbean (DITALC)
The International Diploma in Anthropological Theories in Latin American and the Caribbean (DITAL
C) is offered by the Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Santiago de C
Hi there,
You are invited to a Zoom webinar.
When: Sep 16, 2022 11:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Topic: Framing Migration: A SfAA Global Roundtable
Register in advance for this webinar:
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_U7Z-U6luRqWcQhxF
2023 PELTO INTERNATIONAL AWARD ANNOUNCEMENT
Nomination Deadline: October 2, 2022
Award Description
As part of the SfAA’s international initiative, the Pelto International Award is intended to strengthen and expand relationships between the SfAA and
How young Wits graduates and staff are changing the world
Thursday 25 November --- 10.30-11.30 Johannesburg time; 7.30-8.30pm Australian eastern time
This is a public webinar, which I will moderate. I will invite five people to speak, among over 40 Wi
We have 2.5 hours of video recording from the webinar. This will be spiced into half hour (or so) broadcasts, around specific topics, and these will be posted as teaching resources. And there are a few bits that can be edited out. Is anyone here on
In less than 11 hours, we begin the first of an annual program entitled Interfaces of Global Applied Anthropology. This one is COVID Disparities and Their Discontents. I was privileged to meet some of the brilliant speakers yesterday, all authors in
One to go. My co convenors of SFAA Global - Judith Freidenberg, Robyn Eversole and Carlos Vélez‐Ibáñez will be monitoring the chat box and fielding discussions tomorrow. To summarise the program (times are approximate, and the stated time is USA East
Two to go The Covid Webinar!! The start time is US East Coast. Regret that some people in US will have to get up before dawn, and NZ colleagues will have a very late night. But time is excellent for Europe, Africa, Asia and Latin America, so we hope
THREE to go. The format is as follows. Over 2.5 hours, 19 participants will respond to questions from the “zoom-room anchors” – each person has 4 minutes so there's time for you to contribute too. *Academic speed-dating*. Make sure you register, and
Four days to the SfAA Global Webinar on COVID. It runs for 2.5 hrs (8:30-11:00 am US east coast time) and is in five parts. Part I - 8:30 - state actions, militarization and blame. Part II - 9:00 - how Covid magnified inequalities. Part III - 9:30- s
FIVE days to the webinar, TWO to the book. Judith Freidenberg in Buenos Aires will continue on applied antropology, the next things planned for SfAAGlobal, and how we might continue this conversation in relation to research practice, the pandemic and
Countdown. SIX to go. Robyn Eversole in Tasmania, Australia is part of the SfAA Global team. Viral Loads illustrates how anthropological engagement and theory offer ways to understand this continuing tragedy. She’ll reflect on how applied anthropol
CARLOS VÉLEZ-IBÁÑEZ is part of the SfAA Global team behind this webinar. He will join us from Arizona, where over 1 million people – 14.5% of the population -- have been infected. He’ll be seeking to explain this tragically high rate of infection in
8 days to go to the webinar. Ayo Wahlberg Nancy J Burke and I will be talking with authors from our book Viral Loads, which you can download for free on 20 Sept. Thank you Alison Fox from UCL PRESS. https://www.uclpress.co.uk/products/176694
9 days to go to the webinar. The Pandemic augurs future health crises, including vector borne diseases, antimicrobial resistance through waterways and soil, and more. Gideon Lasco (U Philippines) has written and will speak from a Philippines standpo
In 10 days, Haripriya Narasimhan at IIT Hyderabad looks at #WhatsApp in India, and at humour, gender, connections & care that are extended through social media. Register for the SfAA Global Webinar now. And note - VIRAL LOADS IS OUT IN SEVEN DAYS -
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11 days to @Sfaa Global WEBINAR. TANJA AHLIN from University of Amsterdam will be speaking on social media and the commercialization of care. How did modes of care, concerns and capitalism come together? Don't miss this:register now, and encourage ot
12 days to the SfAA Global webinar drawing on Viral Loads- excitement is mounting. Ayo Wahlberg is at the University of Copenhagen in Denmatk, and coedited Viral Loads with Nancy J Burke and me: https://www.uclpress.co.uk/products/176694. He will di
13 days to go. A very early concern in all countries, entities and multilateral agencies, was the pressure a pandemic would put on health services. Some 20 months on, it is still a challenge to provide care, protect health workers, sustain community
