Posted on June 19, 2013 by Joslyn O.
The summer interns will be arriving in just a few weeks.
The program is exclusively member funded and is now in its third consecutive year. While the interns are not paid, housing and a stipend to cover meals and travel expenses during their internship is provided. It costs $4,000 per intern to provide this valuable opportunity for anthropology students.
Currently, we need to raise $1,974 dollars to reach our goal of $12,000 to support the three interns.
Donate online today!
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Posted on June 17, 2013 by Joslyn O.
Posted on June 14, 2013 by Joslyn O.
The AAA Photo Contest is designed to demonstrate the rich possibilities of anthropological work through photography. The impressive array of photos received in the past illustrates the diverse and exciting work anthropologists pursue, as well as the insights that AAA members have to offer. Visit the AAA Photo Contest page for guidelines and submission details.
Curious about past selected photos? Check out the 2012, 2011, 2009 and 2008 photo contest results.
Photo by Ann Gold
2012 AAA Photo Contest Winner
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Posted on June 12, 2013 by Joslyn O.
Posted on June 11, 2013 by Joslyn O.
The AAA Photo Contest is designed to demonstrate the rich possibilities of anthropological work through photography. The impressive array of photos received in the past illustrates the diverse and exciting work anthropologists pursue, as well as the insights that AAA members have to offer. Visit the AAA Photo Contest page for guidelines and submission details.
Curious about past selected photos? Check out the 2012, 2011, 2009 and 2008 photo contest results.
By Pat Foley
2012 AAA Photo Contest Winner – Process – Ethiopia Fieldwork Borana
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Posted on June 7, 2013 by Joslyn O.
The summer interns will be arriving in just a few weeks.
The program is exclusively member funded and is now in its third consecutive year. While the interns are not paid, housing and a stipend to cover meals and travel expenses during their internship is provided. It costs $4,000 per intern to provide this valuable opportunity for anthropology students.
Currently, we need to raise $1,974 dollars to reach our goal of $12,000 to support the three interns.
Donate online today!
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Posted on June 5, 2013 by Oona
As the marriage bill heads to the U.K. House of Lords for its second reading, Roger Lancaster contributes an anthropological perspective on marriage as a labile institution, designed to meet societal needs and necessarily not tethered to a heterosexual dyad in his latest Huffington Post article. His words offer a trenchant rebuttal to the director of Catholic Voices and the Archbishop of Canterbury, whose positions all appear in a provocative and engaging new volume: The Meaning of Matrimony, just published by Civitas. The UK debate coincides with anticipation that the U.S. highest court will rule on Windsor v. U.S. – Defense of Marriage Act before the term ends in late June.
In addition to this newly released volume, AAA is keeping anthropological perspectives at the forefront of these debates in the debut issue of Open Anthropology, a compilation of 11 articles that similarly show how mutable and varied domestic arrangements are.
Filed under: Commentary, Publications | Tagged: Defense of Marriage Act, Open Anthropology, Roger Lancaster, same-sex marriage, Windsor v U.S. | Leave a Comment »
What do Anthropologists Say about Same-sex Marriage?
As the marriage bill heads to the U.K. House of Lords for its second reading, Roger Lancaster contributes an anthropological perspective on marriage as a labile institution, designed to meet societal needs and necessarily not tethered to a heterosexual dyad in his latest Huffington Post article. His words offer a trenchant rebuttal to the director of Catholic Voices and the Archbishop of Canterbury, whose positions all appear in a provocative and engaging new volume: The Meaning of Matrimony, just published by Civitas. The UK debate coincides with anticipation that the U.S. highest court will rule on Windsor v. U.S. – Defense of Marriage Act before the term ends in late June.
In addition to this newly released volume, AAA is keeping anthropological perspectives at the forefront of these debates in the debut issue of Open Anthropology, a compilation of 11 articles that similarly show how mutable and varied domestic arrangements are.
Filed under: Commentary, Publications | Tagged: Defense of Marriage Act, Open Anthropology, Roger Lancaster, same-sex marriage, Windsor v U.S. | Leave a Comment »