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Our new research is out now in an amazing Special Issue of @TeachAnthro. In our contributing pieces we present and discuss our findings on trauma among anthropologists and offer recommendations for teaching a trauma-informed methodology
Read it here: teachinganthropology.org/ojs…
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📢 Book Launch Event with @RoyalAnthro 📢
📚 Inclusive Ethnography 📚
✨ Hosted by @toyinagbetu with editors @Caitlin_Procter & @brantropologist
📅 October 10 at 4pm
Register to join online here ⤵️
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Or in person here ⤵️
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A bunch of us in the Anthropology of Mental Health Interest Group also wrote a statement several years ago outlining how academic departments and institutions can better address the mental health needs of faculty, staff, students and aspiring scholars anthrosource.onlinelibrary.w…
We are so delighted to share our first UK launch of Inclusive Ethnography, kindly hosted by @toyinagbetu , will be taking place with @RoyalAnthro on October 10 at 4pm. Register to join us online here: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi… or in person here tickettailor.com/events/roya…
Next up at #EASA2024: we discuss our new research on trauma and anthropologists in panel P145 ‘Mental health and anthropological research’ in Facultat de Filiogia Aula 3.2. Looking forward to talking about neoliberal academia, trauma, and positive change and care at 11.15
HUGE thanks to old and new friends who came to our book launch! We’re so grateful for your support that helped make it a really special event. And as always thanks to @anaivas for her thoughtful and caring contribution! PS buy Inclusive Ethnography here: uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/inc…
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I am beyond proud to have contributed to this incredible volume edited by @Caitlin_Procter & @brantropologist which, I believe, takes ethnographic reflection to a new level.
Get your copy here us.sagepub.com/en-us/nam/inc…
We are SO delighted to share that Inclusive Ethnography is out now! A labour of love with amazing contributors, friends, and colleagues, this book discusses challenges in fieldwork and how they contribute to knowledge production. Get your copy here: uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/inc…
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… and for those interested in the topic of 'ethics in research', I highly recommend this brand new book by @Caitlin_Procter and @brantropologist, whose work has been essential when preparing this course.
us.sagepub.com/en-us/nam/inc…
We are SO delighted to share that Inclusive Ethnography is out now! A labour of love with amazing contributors, friends, and colleagues, this book discusses challenges in fieldwork and how they contribute to knowledge production. Get your copy here: uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/inc…
Here are our acknowledgements, but special thanks to contributing authors @izzygibbin, @ElenaButti, @jamessshires, @IsbelBre, @sharon_l_smith, @ShannonKPhilip, @EmmaLouiseBacke, @ArchaeologyFitz, @theodorasutton, Anne Pfister, and Egzi Guler!
We are mapping the experiences of academics in Europe who have attempted to organise over the past month in response to what is currently happening in Palestine. Please get in touch at contact@thenewethnographer.com in relation to any of the following:
· Any changes in the learning environment of your students (e.g. changes to the learning space, increased security presence, required changes to the curriculum or the content of your teaching, etc.)
We are so delighted to announce that, thanks to the hard work of our many contributors, our first book will be published in April by @Sage_Methods. Inclusive Ethnography, our guide to ethnographic fieldwork will be available to pre-order soon.
We are in what feels like difficult timing heading to the #ICCG conference in Mexico City and would love to meet any other scholars concerned with Palestine, researcher wellbeing, and those sharing solidarity.











