Feminist. Environmental Justice Scholar. Anthropologist. Professor.
Joined May 2020
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Julian Cuaspa Ropain, winner of the Critique of Anthropology Early Career Award, describes museum fires, cultural authority and inherently political questions of national identity #iuaes #iuaes2023 #wau
@critanth @Delhiuniversit @vibrantaba @AmEthno
Kamal Choudhary, winner of the Critique of Anthropology Early Career Award, addresses the transition to speculative development and non-residency in Dehradun—insights complicating worldwide assumptions #iuaes #iuaes2023 #wau @EconomicAnthro
@critanth @Delhiuniversit @CASCATweet
Dr. Rituraj Sharma, winner of the Critique of Anthropology Early Career Award, answers the international call for anthropology of JOY in her study of spatial injustices and class identity in everyday play in Delhi #iuaes #iuaes2023 #wau @EconomicAnthro @Delhiuniversit @critanth
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Back at the university for International Union of Anthropology and Ethnological Sciences (IUAES)-World Anthropology Congress 2023 happening in India this time.
Looking forward to all the exciting panels and conversations.
#IUAES2023
@iuaes2023 @WAU_org
#AirQuality is not simply a “natural” thing. Infrastructures can dispossess people of the rights and resources to breathe. And humans build these infrastructures. #icantbreathe doi.org/10.1080/08941920.202… @DeondreSmiles @EcoFemLab #snrjournal #iasnr @info_iasnr
Some of the secularization of development is embedded in gendered claims to the body. @seymakabaoglu describes the politics of visibility in Islamic banking are tied to women’s bodies as points of reference to piety. @NUAnthro @EconomicAnthro @AmericanAnthro
What happens when plural relations, epistemologies, and cultures of the wind are not considered in #windenergy? @falsocuaderno says #Colombia and elsewhere risks #Climate Colonialism when #indigenouspeoples are not considered. @EconomicAnthro @ColoradoCollege
What is the economic nature of racial equity? @weigone describes the vast gaps in #asianamerican funding as a form of reifying problematic claims to power and capital @EconomicAnthro @Princeton @AmericanAnthro @AAPIData
China Sajadian @CUNY describes the moral dimensions of debt based labor of precarious #migrantlabor with her beautiful and robust ethnography on mass indebtedness that won this year’s Schneider Award @EconomicAnthro @AmericanAnthro @NorthwesternU
Olivia Jørgensen of @PwC describes the green growth projected with decoupling extractivism from development which can be tracked by CSRD @economicanthro @NorthwesternU
Heather O'Leary, Ph.D. retweeted
📢 Call for nominations: @ISEEORG announces the Bina Agarwal Prize for Young Scholars in Ecological Economics, to be awarded biennially for outstanding contributions to Ecological Economics.
⏳ Deadline: May 15, 2023
Learn more: isecoeco.org/bina-agarwal-pr…
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New #SNR paper by Sonya S Sachdeva, Lynne M Westphal, Laura S Kenefic, Michael J Dockry, Dexter H Locke & Cherie L Fisher. Employees of color are more likely to be terminated, Women advance slower, & White male employees advance fastest @forestservice
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Dr. Christian Zlolniski describes the triple violences on labor workers in the Mexican beach pebble industry, pointing to gaps in fair trade systems concerning #IndigenousPeoples and #childlabor. With fruit exports it is a greater legacy of extraction. @SfAAnthro @utarlington
Dr. Nina Ortiz, argues that rural meatpackers have vibrant and agentive responses to food insecurity created by employers’ “industrial performance of benevolence” ultimately subsidizing formal global food systems with invisibilized labor. @SfAAnthro @UMNMorris #EcoFeminisms
Heather O'Leary, Ph.D. retweeted
Key to climate adaptation and mitigation is the transformation of food, land and water systems. We must act now to secure a livable future for all, particularly the world’s most vulnerable: on.cgiar.org/3JAbu9c
#ClimateReport #OneCGIAR @IPCC_CH @aditimukherji
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At @UNESCO's Science-Based Global Water Assessment event, Anne-Sophie Stevance indicates that the ISC stands ready to provide policy-makers with the required independent and evidence-based guidance 💧
Discover our activities at the #UNWaterConference ⬇️
council.science/isc-at-un-wa…
Heather O'Leary, Ph.D. retweeted
The Special Event of @watercommongood on the economics of water saw @UN_PGA Csaba Kőrösi call for science-based knowledge and solutions that are "painfully missing" from many @UN deliberations🌍
View the event recording ⬇️ #WaterAction
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Herbst is correct in sensing the systemic limitations in the way we view progress in gendered environmental labor. Women don’t need to be limited to “owning technology jobs” but as owners and leaders in a wider array of industries it can correct our systems. #EcoFeminisms
Energy transition expert Penelope Herbst is convinced that “Women are going to make the difference” in our global fight against climate change, and shares how @CIF_Action can promote and leverage #WomenClimateLeadership.
#CIFDelivers @SANEANPC
Heather O'Leary, Ph.D. retweeted
Frank Winde from the ISC Water Expert Group delivers a statement on behalf of the ISC at the #UNWaterConference
👉 Stressing the need to reconcile the usage of limited water resources with economic and social development. #WaterAction
Read it now: council.science/wp-content/u…
