The SfAA Podcast Archive
This is the archive of the SfAA Podcast Project, a student-led initiative that recorded sessions from the Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meetings from 2007 to 2019. The podcasts cover a wide range of topics including health, environment, social justice, education, and business, featuring diverse perspectives from applied and academic anthropologists. The goal is to make these dialogues accessible to a global audience free of charge. For the latest episodes from 2021 onward, listeners should follow the main SfAA Podcast.
Episodes
Interview: Amelia Fiske
UNT anthropology students Ricardo Carrera del Valle and Natalie White sat down with 2026 Margaret Mead Award recipient Amelia Fiske to discuss her new book, Reckoning with Harm: The Toxic Relations of Oil in Amazonia. Recorded on March 20 at SfAA in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Interview: Michael Paolisso
UNT anthropology students Eva Perez Zepeda and Radhika Lade spoke with Michael Paolisso, recipient of the 2025 Sol Tax Award for Distinguished Service, about his career in natural resource management and applied anthropology. Recorded on March 19, 2026 at SfAA in Albuquerque, NM.
Interview: Robert Rubinstein
UNT anthropology students Natalie White and Radhika Lade sat down with Robert Rubinstein, recipient of the 2026 Sol Tax Award for Distinguished Service, about his work bringing an anthropological lens to the field of international peacekeeping. Recorded on March 19, 2026 at SfAA in Albuquerque, NM.
Interview: Roberto Alvarez
UNT anthropology students Eva Perez Zepeda and Ricardo Carrera del Valle sat down with 2026 Malinowski Award recipient Roberto Alvarez to discuss his life, his work on the border, and the future of anthropology. Recorded on March 19, 2026 at SfAA in Albuquerque, NM.
Scaling Ethnography for Policy and Practice: What Works and Lessons Learned: Part II
CHAIR: MORRIS, Richard W. (MGI)
SINGH PUNI, Tirath and MILLER, Christine (SCAD) Breaking Barriers: Applying Ethnographic Tools and Service Design to Integrate Community-Based Research in Medical Education
HERMANNS, Kwela (SCAD) and GAGE, Marty (Lextant) What Industry and Education Really Want: Lextant & SCAD Partnership on User-Centered Design Research Training
MORRIS, Richard W. (MGI) Towar
Scaling Ethnography for Policy and Practice: What Works and Lessons Learned: Part I
CHAIR: MORRIS, Richard W. (MGI)
BRUNA, Sean (WWU) An Ethnographic Look Inside a Federal Initiative
MILLER, Christine Z. and SIGHN PUNI, Tirath (SCAD) Scaling Up: From Small Starts to Big Impacts
TELLIEL, Yunus Doğan (WPI) Translational Anthropology: Scaling Ethnographic Inquiry in Human-Computer Interaction
MORRIS,
An Interview with Dr. Ralph Bolton
Addressing Cultural Contexts of Health and Wellbeing in Global Health
CHAIR: PAZ LEMUS, L. Tatiana (Vanderbilt U)
PAZ LEMUS, L. Tatiana (Vanderbilt U) Rethinking Childhoods and Childhood Obesity Through a Cultural Contexts of Health Approach
CUJ, Miguel (Vanderbilt U) Feasting on Knowledge: Exploring Guatemala’s Maya Food Groups in a Global Approach
KOSS, Sophia (Vanderbilt U) The Cultural Context of Heat: Addressing Heat in the U.S.
DISCUSSANT: HARVEY, T.S. (Vander
An Interview with Dr. Kelly Fayard
Kelly Fayard
University of Denver
Kelly Fayard is speaking at
(W-132) Preserving Heritage: Voices of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians
March 26, 2025
5:45 pm – 7:30 pm
Grand Ballroom II
Revitalizing Applied Anthropology Through Field Schools: Insights and Advice on Starting and Running Applied/Engaged Field Schools
CHAIRS: ROBERTSON, William (U Memphis) and FLEURIET, K. Jill (UTSA)
ROUNDTABLE PARTICIPANTS: FLEURIET, K. Jill (UTSA), LAMBERT-PENNINGTON, Katherine and ROBERTSON, William (U Memphis)
Many students gain hands-on experience and training in applied anthropology through the dozens of field schools offered around the world. Field schools are incredibly helpful for revitalizing applied anthropology
An Interview with Dr. Joeva Rock
Entrepreneurship as Pathways to Financial Independence
CHAIR: ILAHIANE, Hsain (U Arizona)
JUNG, Yuson (Wayne State U), BATTS, Dawn (Milestone Capital Growth Inst), THOMAS, Frankee, REIMUELLER, Kayleigh, UNDERWOOD, Ricky, EDMOND, Nakim, and WALTER, Morgan (Wayne State U), GONZALEZ, Yoel (Independent) Beyond Hustling and the Individual Entrepreneur: Building a Black Tech Ecosystem in Detroit
MINGEE, Jess (UIUC) Compatibility of the Entrepreneurial Min
AN Interview with Dr. David Natcher
David Natcher
David Natcher is speaking at
(TH-84) In the Shadow of Development: The Persistence of First Nations’ Subsistence Economies in the Peace Country, Canada
March 27, 2025
1:30 pm – 3:15 pm
Skyline II
Embodying and Producing Stigma: Violence, Morality, and the Consequences for Healthcare
CHAIR: PODRABSKY, Dylan (U Oregon)
ISLAM, Afsana (TX State U) Vitiligo and the Gender-Based Socio-Cultural Stigma: Contemporary Health Seeking Behaviour and Treatment Practices in Bangladesh
NEHUSHTAN, Hilla (U Pitt) Body Size Perceptions Among American Jewish Women
PODRABSKY, Dylan, HERBERT, Claire, SNODGRASS, Josh, and WEAVER, Lesley Jo (U Oregon) Symbolic Violence, Embodied Consequences: Stig
An Interview with Dr. Charles Menzies
Charles MenziesProfessor, The University of British Columbia
Charles Menzies is speaking at
(TH-114) Confronting Capitalism, Imperialism, and Settler Colonialism: First Nations Authority and Jurisdiction on the Northwest Coast of Canada
March 27, 2025
3:45 pm – 5:30 pm
Skyline II
Applying Anthropology to Forest Management in the U.S. Pacific Northwest
CHAIRS: CHARNLEY, Susan and CERVENY, Lee (USFS PNRS)
MCLAIN, Rebecca (Independent) Possibilities and Uncertainties in the Emerging Bigleaf Maple Sugaring Industry
CHARNLEY, Susan (USFS PNRS) Community Forestry in the Pacific Northwest: Addressing the “Leftovers” Problem
SIZEK, Julia, COUGHLAN, Michael, and HUBER-STEARNS, Heidi (U Oregon) Planning Under Fire: How Changing Fire Regimes Reshape Fores
An Interview with Dr. Andrew Gardner
Andrew GardnerProfessor of Anthropology, University of Puget Sound
Andrew Gardner is speaking at
(TH-09) Lost Ethnographers in the Anthropological Tradition
March 27, 2025
9:00 am – 10:45 am
Captain Gray II (Duniway Hotel)
(TH-129) P.K. New Award Presentation
March 27, 2025
5:45 pm – 7:30 pm
Pavillion West
(F-12) Professional Strangers in Rural America: A Redux
March 28, 2025
9:00 am – 10:45 am
P.K. New Award Presentation
MODERATORS: WIES, Jennifer (EKU)
HÀ, Tiên-Dung (Stanford U) Power of Identification: Transnational Science and Sacred Obligations in Identifying Vietnamese War Dead
GILLARD, Sharon (UNCC) Mental Health Stigma Disparities: Cultural Identities and Cultural Values Among Black Women
THOMPSON-CAMPITOR, Carly (NAU) “You’re One of Us”: A Reflexive Account of Conducting Insider Research With Lyme Diseas
Invisible Battles: Disability, Power, and Powerlessness
Invisible Battles: Disability, Power, and
Powerlessness (Disability TIG)
Speakers:
CHAIR: KLEIN, Wendy (CSULB)
LILLY, Samantha (U Michigan) A Case Study on the
Efficacy of Argentina’s National Mental Healthcare
Law ‘Ley Nº 26.657’
MCILRATH, Grace (Luther Coll) Invisible Battles of
“Ordinary” Mothers: Stories of Disability Advocacy in
Iowa
ROBERTS, Michelle (UKY) Everyday Ablenationalism:
“Dr
Towards a Cultural Ballistics of Guns
PRIBILSKY, Jason (Whitman Coll) Towards a Cultural Ballistics of
Guns. This panel brings together new research into gun culture
and the aftereffects of gun violence in the contemporary US.
In the spaces between the protracted gun debate between
unfettered access to firearms and calls for gun control, we
highlight ways ethnographic attention can serve to reveal
emerging structures of feelings
Transformations in the Reproductive Domain: Abortion, Birth, and Advocacy in the Post-Roe Era
MARKS, Alejandra (NMSU) Transformations in the Reproductive
Domain: Abortion, Birth, and Advocacy in the Post-Roe Era. In
recent years, the legal landscape for abortion has been rapidly
changing. While some countries like Mexico, Argentina, and
Ireland are liberalizing their policies, others, like the U.S. and
Poland, are moving toward greater restriction. To understand
the future of reprodu
The Meaning of Data Is “to Give”: Health Equity in an Era of Community Engagement
MCMULLIN, Juliet (UCI) The Meaning of Data Is “to Give”: Health
Equity in an Era of Community Engagement. My paper engages
the call for increased inclusion of community in research as
critical to health equity and a question of data - a question of how we give. I consider the application of community engagement and data gathering within the framework of health equity, then turn to the implicati
“I know it’s not ethnography!”: Reimagining Ethnographic Research and Training beyond Writing Culture
DURBIN, Trevor (KSU) “I know it’s not ethnography!”:
Reimagining Ethnographic Research and Training beyond
Writing Culture. While critiques of ethnographic methods
abound, the primacy of scholarly norms for ethnography
have persisted. Many professionals who use ethnographic
methods, however, may never write ethnography but instead
use ethnographic research for other purposes. As a result, th
A Graphic Novel about Overdose Prevention: A Vision for an Arts-Based Project Co-Created by Medical Anthropologists and People Who Use Drugs
OTAÑEZ, Marty and BURGES, Nikketa (CU Denver) A Graphic
Novel about Overdose Prevention: A Vision for an Arts-Based
Project Co-Created by Medical Anthropologists and People
Who Use Drugs. We share a draft graphic novel co-created
by anthropologists and people who use drugs (PWUDs). This
work derives from 76 participants who completed interviews
in Colorado in 2021. Participants used some kin
Successes and Challenges in Recruitment of School-Based Health Centers for Research Supporting LGBTQ+ Health Equity
SHATTUCK, Daniel (PIRE & UNM), RAMOS, Mary (UNM), and
WILLGING, Cathleen (PIRE & UNM) Successes and Challenges
in Recruitment of School-Based Health Centers for Research
Supporting LGBTQ+ Health Equity. School-based health
centers (SBHCs) are at the frontlines of healthcare delivery
and prevention services for young patients across the United
States, including those identifying as LG
Food, Water, and Housing Insecurity
OWUOR, Patrick (Wayne State U), NYAGOL, Hellen and OBONDO,
Doreen (Pamoja Community-Based Org), ONYANGO, Elizabeth
(U Alberta), ORERO, Wicklife, OWUOR, Judith, and ODHIAMBO,
Silvia (Pamoja Community-Based Org), BOATENG, Godfred (York
U) Influence of Housing Insecurity on HIV Treatment Outcomes
among People Living with HIV in Kisumu, Kenya. Housing
insecurity (HI) is inextricably linked to hea
The Past and Future of Applied Anthropology
GARDNER, Andrew (U Puget Sound) and CHECKER, Melissa
(CUNY) The Past and Future of Applied Anthropology. What
integral elements might we discern from applied anthropology’s
long and storied history? In this roundtable discussion,
contributors endeavor to delineate and describe those elements by revisiting one or more of the specific projects,
the mentors, or the ideological junctures they enco
Mainstreaming Indigenous Ecological Knowledge: Considering Possibilities and Ethical Dilemmas
BIESEL, Shelly Annette (NPS) Mainstreaming Indigenous
Ecological Knowledge: Considering Possibilities and Ethical
Dilemmas. Evolving over millennia, indigenous ecological
knowledge (IEK) is part of a broader “native science” that
researchers and planners are exploring for combatting climate
change and meeting the needs of a rapidly changing planet.
For example, the White House recently relea
The Anthropology of Polarization in US Higher Education: Lessons for a Rapidly Changing Landscape
REYES-FOSTER, Beatriz (UCF) and BRONDO, Keri (U Memphis)
The Anthropology of Polarization in US Higher Education:
Lessons for a Rapidly Changing Landscape. Political polarization
in the United States has stirred conflict in and against
universities. These new culture wars unfold around inflection
points such as critical race theory, restriction of access to
reproductive and gender-affirming
Enchanted Futures: Transforming Museum Practice through Relational Curation
MCCHESNEY, Lea (Maxwell Museum, UNM) Enchanted Futures:
Transforming Museum Practice through Relational Curation.
Groundbreaking exhibitions are transforming museums around
indigenous arts. School of Advanced Research collaborated
with the Vilcek Foundation to mount Grounded in Clay through
its 60+ member Pottery Collective of artists, scholars, and
knowledge bearers, debuting at the Museum
Decolonizing Disaster
O’CONNELL, Caela (UNCCH) Unmoored: The Unmaking of Our
Environmental Futures After Disaster. What happens to ongoing
environmental conservation initiatives when disasters strike and
how does this disrupt socio-environmental futures? If a modeler’s
goal is to be able to say what will happen efficiently and accurately,
mine is the inverse. I aim to take what is known and has happened
already—
SfAA Awards Ceremony 2024
Fostering Social and Environmental Justice Part II
VAN VLACK, Kathleen (NAU), LIM, Heather (Living Heritage
Rsch Council), and STOFFLE, Richard (U Arizona) Fostering
Social and Environmental Justice, Parts I-II. Franz Boaz: Shaping Anthropology and Fostering Social Justice is a new book by
Zumwalt that documents the foundation of professional
anthropology in the United States. Boaz was committed to
social justice and actively pursued applied
Fostering Social and Environmental Justice Part I
VAN VLACK, Kathleen (NAU), LIM, Heather (Living Heritage
Rsch Council), and STOFFLE, Richard (U Arizona) Fostering
Social and Environmental Justice, Parts I-II. Franz Boaz: Shaping Anthropology and Fostering Social Justice is a new book by
Zumwalt that documents the foundation of professional
anthropology in the United States. Boaz was committed to
social justice and actively pursued applied
2023 SfAA Awards Ceremony
2023 SfAA Awards Ceremony
The Awards Ceremony is the high point of the
annual meeting. President Wies will preside. The
Program will recognize and feature the winners of
the Margaret Mead Award, Sol Tax Award, and the
Bronislaw Malinowski Award.
The Bronislaw Malinowski Award will be presented to Dr.
Lenore Manderson, University of Witwatersrand.
The Sol Tax Distinguished Service Award will be p
Border Dystopias: Indians, Anarchists, and Revolution in the Californias Michael Kearney Memorial Lecture
Border Dystopias: Indians, Anarchists, and Revolution in the Californias Michael Kearney Memorial Lecture
MODERATOR: NAGENGAST, Carole (UNM)
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: ALVAREZ, Roberto (UCSD)
COMMENTATORS: ZAVELLA, Patricia (UCSC),
HEYMAN, Josiah (UTEP)
ALVAREZ, Roberto (UCSD) Border Dystopias: Indians, Anarchists, and Revolution
in the Californias. This presentation addresses untold stories of “histori
Collaborative Community Engagement: The Work of the Miami University Center for Community Engagement Robert A. and Beverly H. Hackenberg Prize and Lecture
Collaborative Community Engagement: The Work
of the Miami University Center for Community
Engagement
Robert A. and Beverly H. Hackenberg Prize and
Lecture
CHAIRS: BLAKE, John (Miami U-OH Ctr for
Community Engagement) and SCHWARTZ, Tammy
(Miami U-OH)
PANELISTS: DARDEN, Dorothy and NEUMEIER,
Bonnie (Community Artists)
BLAKE, John (Miami U-OH Ctr for Community Engagement) and SCHWARTZ,
Tammy (Mia
Engaging Communities to Improve Sexual and Reproductive Health (MASSH)
Engaging Communities to Improve Sexual and
Reproductive Health (MASSH)
CHAIR: HOLBROOK, Emily (USF)
ALTMAN, Heidi M. (GA Southern U) Sex and
Childbirth Education and Maternal Health
HOLBROOK, Emily (USF) Delivering Sexual and
Reproductive Healthcare to Resettled Refugee
Women through Collaborative Research
PESANTES, Amalia (Dickinson Coll) and GIANELLA,
Camila (Pontificia U Catolica del Peru) P
Explaining Anthropology to Others: Developing Our Disciplinary Narrative-A Career Readiness Commission Panel
Explaining Anthropology to Others: Developing
Our Disciplinary Narrative-A Career Readiness
Commission Panel
CHAIRS: NOLAN, Riall (Purdue U) and STUDEBAKER,
Jennifer (Ewing Marion Kauffman Fdn)
PANELISTS: NOLAN, Riall (Purdue U) and
STUDEBAKER, Jennifer (Ewing Marion Kauffman Fdn)
NOLAN, Riall (Purdue U) and STUDEBAKER, Jennifer (Ewing Marion Kauffman
Fdn) Explaining Anthropology to Others: De
History, Ideology, and Public Space at the War Frontiers
History, Ideology, and Public Space at the War
Frontiers
CHAIRS: KLUMBYTE, Neringa and MORRIS, Ashley
(Miami U-OH)
DAY, Scott and UNDERWOOD, Ricky (Miami U-OH)
History and Mockery of Soviet Monuments in a Public
Space
MORRIS, Ashley (Miami U-OH) The Presence of
Ukraine in Everyday Life in the Baltic States and
Germany: A Case Study.
ABBOTT, Malia (Miami U-OH) The War in Ukraine
and the Politics
Innovative Approaches in Immigration Research (Migration & Int’l Dialogue TIG)
Innovative Approaches in Immigration Research
(Migration & Int’l Dialogue TIG)
CHAIR: HASSOUN, Rosina (SVSU)
HASSOUN, Rosina (SVSU) Applied Anthropology
Aiding Refugees and Asylum Seekers
KNAUER, Lisa Maya (UMass-Dartmouth)
Anthropological Knowledge and Immigrant Justice:
Turning Activist Anthropology into Activist Pedagogy
SOSA, Gloria (CSULA) Decolonizing Research through
the Analysis of U
Part Two: Multifaceted Water Insecurity: Local and Regional Concerns for Health, Equity, and Justice
Multifaceted Water Insecurity: Local and Regional
Concerns for Health, Equity, and Justice, Part II
An SfAA Critical Conversation
CHAIRS: WILFONG, Matthew (ASU) and ROQUE,
Anais (OH State U)
THOMPSON, Deborah (LiKEN) Blessed and Stressed by Water in Our Hollers: Cross-sectoral Collaborations
and Knowledge Sharing in Eastern Kentucky
DISCUSSANTS: CORNETT, Jeremy C. (UKY), Ohio
Water Environment A
Part One: Multifaceted Water Insecurity: Local and Regional Concerns for Health, Equity, and Justice
Multifaceted Water Insecurity: Local and Regional
Concerns for Health, Equity, and Justice, Part I
An SfAA Critical Conversation
CHAIRS: WILFONG, Matthew (ASU) and ROQUE,
Anais (OH State U)
BERARDO, Ramiro (Sch of Env & Natural Resources,
OH State U) “And Water For All…”
WILFONG, Matthew (ASU) and ROQUE, Anais (OH State U) Multifaceted
Water Insecurity: Local and Regional Concerns for Heal
Native Americans’ Environmental Justice: Expanded in Scope and Time
Native Americans’ Environmental Justice:
Expanded in Scope and Time
CHAIR: STOFFLE, Richard (BARA, U Arizona)
STOFFLE, Richard (BARA, U Arizona) and VAN
VLACK, Kathleen (Living Heritage) Native Americans’
Environmental Justice Expanded in Scope and Time
BOCHNIAK, Victoria (UMass) Settler Colonial
Legacies of the Second Crow Agency (1875-1884)
BRUNO, Jasmine and GALVIN, Kathleen (CO State U)
Usin
Rethinking Risk and Preparedness (Risk & Disaster TIG)
Rethinking Risk and Preparedness (Risk & Disaster
TIG)
CHAIR: CANNON, Terry (IDS UK)
BALAGNA, Jay (Pardee RAND Grad Sch) Stuck in
the Smokey Bear Era: Examining the Ways Cultural
Processes Contribute to Disaster Policy and Wildland Fire
DYER, Christopher (UNM) Building Disaster Resilience:
Application of the CART Model in Rural North Carolina
DOERING, Zach (Butler U) Building Community
Resil
Not Doing Anthropology Like an Anthropologist Would: Professionally Trained Anthropologists Reskilling Themselves
Not Doing Anthropology Like an Anthropologist
Would: Professionally Trained Anthropologists
Reskilling Themselves
CHAIR: BENDIXSEN, Casper (Marshfield Clinic Rsch Inst)
FLYNN, Michael A. (NIOSH) Creating Space for a
Social Perspective in a Technical Field: Integrating
Anthropology into Occupational Safety and Health
RISSING, Andrea (ASU) Hybridizing Anthropology:
Early Career Reflections on Evol
Rethinking Student Training and Preparation for Diverse Career Pathways (Higher Ed TIG)
Rethinking Student Training and Preparation for
Diverse Career Pathways (Higher Ed TIG)
CHAIRS: MURPHY, Daniel (U Cincinnati) and BRUNO,
Jasmine (CO State U)
ROUNDTABLE PARTICIPANTS: KAHN, Linda (U
Buffalo), ROMERO-DAZA, Nancy (USF), CADZOW,
Renee (D’Youville U), MATTER, Scott (U Tech-
Sydney), MAXWELL, Keely (EPA), MOECKLI, Jane (VA)
MURPHY, Daniel (U Cincinnati) and BRUNO, Jasmine (CO State
Risky Business: Applied Anthropologists in Danger(ous) Research Fields
Risky Business: Applied Anthropologists in
Danger(ous) Research Fields
CHAIR: BENDIXSEN, Casper (Marshfield Clinic Rsch
Inst)
MONAGHAN, Paul (SE Coastal Ctr for Ag Hlth & Safety) Weighing the Risk of Heat Related Illness and
Piece-rate Work in Agriculture
KLATASKE, Ryan (U Nebraska Med Ctr) Beef
Production and Processing: Risk, Work, and Rural Life
in the Great Plains
SORENSEN, Julie (NE Ctr
The Coal Transition in the Ohio River Valley: Using Social Science and Fine Arts to Understand Community Impacts and Pathways for Resilience An SfAA Critical Conversation
The Coal Transition in the Ohio River Valley:
Using Social Science and Fine Arts to Understand
Community Impacts and Pathways for Resilience
An SfAA Critical Conversation
CHAIR: JACQUET, Jeffrey (OH State U)
CAPOBIANCO, Brian and BIELICKI, Jeff (OH State U)
Energy Transitions in the Ohio River Valley
STEWART, Gwynn and JACQUET, Jeffrey (OH State
U) Community Development and Arts in the Coal
Tran
Part Four: 2019 SfAA Awards Ceremony, Section Two
SfAA Awards Ceremony
The Awards Ceremony is the high point of the annual meeting. President Briller will preside. The Program will recognize and feature the winners of the Margaret Mead Award, Sol Tax Award, and the Bronislaw Malinowski Award.
Session took place in Portland, OR at the 79th Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology in March 2019.
Part Four: 2019 SfAA Awards Ceremony, Section One
SfAA Awards Ceremony
The Awards Ceremony is the high point of the annual meeting. President Briller will preside. The Program will recognize and feature the winners of the Margaret Mead Award, Sol Tax Award, and the Bronislaw Malinowski Award.
Session took place in Portland, OR at the 79th Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology in March 2019.
Part Three: 2019 SfAA Awards Ceremony
SfAA Awards Ceremony
The Awards Ceremony is the high point of the annual meeting. President Briller will preside. The Program will recognize and feature the winners of the Margaret Mead Award, Sol Tax Award, and the Bronislaw Malinowski Award.
Session took place in Portland, OR at the 79th Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology in March 2019.
Part Two: 2019 SfAA Awards Ceremony
SfAA Awards Ceremony
The Awards Ceremony is the high point of the annual meeting. President Briller will preside. The Program will recognize and feature the winners of the Margaret Mead Award, Sol Tax Award, and the Bronislaw Malinowski Award.
Session took place in Portland, OR at the 79th Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology in March 2019.
Part One: 2019 SfAA Awards Ceremony
SfAA Awards Ceremony
The Awards Ceremony is the high point of the annual meeting. President Briller will preside. The Program will recognize and feature the winners of the Margaret Mead Award, Sol Tax Award, and the Bronislaw Malinowski Award.
Session took place in Portland, OR at the 79th Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology in March 2019.
Part Four: Advocacy, Public Engagement and Member Service: An SfAA/AAA Roundtable
Advocacy, Public Engagement and Member Service: An SfAA/AAA Roundtable
ORGANIZERS: BRILLER, Sherylyn (Purdue U) and BARKER, Alex (U Missouri)
MODERATOR: ALVAREZ, Roberto (UCSD)
ROUNDTABLE PARTICIPANTS: GUERRON MONTERO, Carla (UDel), WIES, Jennifer (Ball State U), QUINN, Hannah (U Toronto), JOHNSTON, Barbara Rose (Ctr for Political Ecology
Advocacy, Public Engagement and Member Service:
Part Three: Advocacy, Public Engagement and Member Service: An SfAA/AAA Roundtable
Advocacy, Public Engagement and Member Service: An SfAA/AAA Roundtable
ORGANIZERS: BRILLER, Sherylyn (Purdue U) and BARKER, Alex (U Missouri)
MODERATOR: ALVAREZ, Roberto (UCSD)
ROUNDTABLE PARTICIPANTS: GUERRON MONTERO, Carla (UDel), WIES, Jennifer (Ball State U), QUINN, Hannah (U Toronto), JOHNSTON, Barbara Rose (Ctr for Political Ecology
Advocacy, Public Engagement and Member Service:
Part Two: Advocacy, Public Engagement and Member Service: An SfAA/AAA Roundtable
Advocacy, Public Engagement and Member Service: An SfAA/AAA Roundtable
ORGANIZERS: BRILLER, Sherylyn (Purdue U) and BARKER, Alex (U Missouri)
MODERATOR: ALVAREZ, Roberto (UCSD)
ROUNDTABLE PARTICIPANTS: GUERRON MONTERO, Carla (UDel), WIES, Jennifer (Ball State U), QUINN, Hannah (U Toronto), JOHNSTON, Barbara Rose (Ctr for Political Ecology
Advocacy, Public Engagement and Member Service:
Part One: Advocacy, Public Engagement and Member Service: An SfAA/AAA Roundtable
Advocacy, Public Engagement and Member Service: An SfAA/AAA Roundtable
ORGANIZERS: BRILLER, Sherylyn (Purdue U) and BARKER, Alex (U Missouri)
MODERATOR: ALVAREZ, Roberto (UCSD)
ROUNDTABLE PARTICIPANTS: GUERRON MONTERO, Carla (UDel), WIES, Jennifer (Ball State U), QUINN, Hannah (U Toronto), JOHNSTON, Barbara Rose (Ctr for Political Ecology
Advocacy, Public Engagement and Member Service:
Part Eight: Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG) - Q&A
Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)
CHAIR: WILLOW, Anna (Ohio State U) FITZPATRICK, Brenda (UBC) Ethnography and Conflict Transformation: Promise and Unexpected Dilemmas
SCHULLER, Mark (NIU) Challenges of “Communiversity” Organizing in Trumplandia
CASSADY, C.M. and SANKAR, Andrea (Wayne State U) Educating for Activism and
Part Seven: Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)
Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)
CHAIR: WILLOW, Anna (Ohio State U) FITZPATRICK, Brenda (UBC) Ethnography and Conflict Transformation: Promise and Unexpected Dilemmas
SCHULLER, Mark (NIU) Challenges of “Communiversity” Organizing in Trumplandia
CASSADY, C.M. and SANKAR, Andrea (Wayne State U) Educating for Activism and
Part Six: Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)
Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)
CHAIR: WILLOW, Anna (Ohio State U) FITZPATRICK, Brenda (UBC) Ethnography and Conflict Transformation: Promise and Unexpected Dilemmas
SCHULLER, Mark (NIU) Challenges of “Communiversity” Organizing in Trumplandia
CASSADY, C.M. and SANKAR, Andrea (Wayne State U) Educating for Activism and
Part Five: Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)
Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)
CHAIR: WILLOW, Anna (Ohio State U) FITZPATRICK, Brenda (UBC) Ethnography and Conflict Transformation: Promise and Unexpected Dilemmas
SCHULLER, Mark (NIU) Challenges of “Communiversity” Organizing in Trumplandia
CASSADY, C.M. and SANKAR, Andrea (Wayne State U) Educating for Activism and
Part Four: Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)
Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)
CHAIR: WILLOW, Anna (Ohio State U) FITZPATRICK, Brenda (UBC) Ethnography and Conflict Transformation: Promise and Unexpected Dilemmas
SCHULLER, Mark (NIU) Challenges of “Communiversity” Organizing in Trumplandia
CASSADY, C.M. and SANKAR, Andrea (Wayne State U) Educating for Activism and
Part Three: Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)
Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)
CHAIR: WILLOW, Anna (Ohio State U) FITZPATRICK, Brenda (UBC) Ethnography and Conflict Transformation: Promise and Unexpected Dilemmas
SCHULLER, Mark (NIU) Challenges of “Communiversity” Organizing in Trumplandia
CASSADY, C.M. and SANKAR, Andrea (Wayne State U) Educating for Activism and
Part Two: Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)
Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)
CHAIR: WILLOW, Anna (Ohio State U) FITZPATRICK, Brenda (UBC) Ethnography and Conflict Transformation: Promise and Unexpected Dilemmas
SCHULLER, Mark (NIU) Challenges of “Communiversity” Organizing in Trumplandia
CASSADY, C.M. and SANKAR, Andrea (Wayne State U) Educating for Activism and
Part One: Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)
Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)
CHAIR: WILLOW, Anna (Ohio State U) FITZPATRICK, Brenda (UBC) Ethnography and Conflict Transformation: Promise and Unexpected Dilemmas
SCHULLER, Mark (NIU) Challenges of “Communiversity” Organizing in Trumplandia
CASSADY, C.M. and SANKAR, Andrea (Wayne State U) Educating for Activism and
Part Five: Applying Anthropology beyond Academia (NAPA) - Q&A
Applying Anthropology beyond Academia (NAPA)
CHAIRS: VITOUS, C. Ann (U Michigan) and TEZAK, Ann (Vanderbilt U Med Ctr)
ROUNDTABLE PARTICIPANTS: TYREE, Rachel (Int’l Assoc of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental & Reinforcing Iron Workers), KELLER, Kristin (HomeownershipSF), DAUGHTREY, Cannon (Pima County Office of Sustainability & Conservation), ROIJMANS-LATTA, Sanne (ALSAC/St. Jude Childr
Part Four: Applying Anthropology beyond Academia (NAPA)
Applying Anthropology beyond Academia (NAPA)
CHAIRS: VITOUS, C. Ann (U Michigan) and TEZAK, Ann (Vanderbilt U Med Ctr)
ROUNDTABLE PARTICIPANTS: TYREE, Rachel (Int’l Assoc of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental & Reinforcing Iron Workers), KELLER, Kristin (HomeownershipSF), DAUGHTREY, Cannon (Pima County Office of Sustainability & Conservation), ROIJMANS-LATTA, Sanne (ALSAC/St. Jude Childr
Part Three: Applying Anthropology beyond Academia (NAPA)
Applying Anthropology beyond Academia (NAPA)
CHAIRS: VITOUS, C. Ann (U Michigan) and TEZAK, Ann (Vanderbilt U Med Ctr)
ROUNDTABLE PARTICIPANTS: TYREE, Rachel (Int’l Assoc of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental & Reinforcing Iron Workers), KELLER, Kristin (HomeownershipSF), DAUGHTREY, Cannon (Pima County Office of Sustainability & Conservation), ROIJMANS-LATTA, Sanne (ALSAC/St. Jude Childr
Part Two: Applying Anthropology beyond Academia (NAPA)
Applying Anthropology beyond Academia (NAPA)
CHAIRS: VITOUS, C. Ann (U Michigan) and TEZAK, Ann (Vanderbilt U Med Ctr)
ROUNDTABLE PARTICIPANTS: TYREE, Rachel (Int’l Assoc of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental & Reinforcing Iron Workers), KELLER, Kristin (HomeownershipSF), DAUGHTREY, Cannon (Pima County Office of Sustainability & Conservation), ROIJMANS-LATTA, Sanne (ALSAC/St. Jude Childr
Part One: Applying Anthropology beyond Academia (NAPA)
Applying Anthropology beyond Academia (NAPA)
CHAIRS: VITOUS, C. Ann (U Michigan) and TEZAK, Ann (Vanderbilt U Med Ctr)
ROUNDTABLE PARTICIPANTS: TYREE, Rachel (Int’l Assoc of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental & Reinforcing Iron Workers), KELLER, Kristin (HomeownershipSF), DAUGHTREY, Cannon (Pima County Office of Sustainability & Conservation), ROIJMANS-LATTA, Sanne (ALSAC/St. Jude Childr
Part Six: Applying Anthropology in Education: Addressing Equity from K-College (NAPA) - Q&A
Applying Anthropology in Education: Addressing Equity from K-College (NAPA)
CHAIRS: PUCCIA, Ellen (Beta Rsch Assoc Inc) and CAMPBELL-MONTALVO, Rebecca (UConn) CAMPBELL-MONTALVO, Rebecca (UConn) Ethnography in the Florida Heartland: Applications for Educators to Improve Equity for Minoritized Groups
PUCCIA, Ellen (Beta Rsch Assoc Inc), SMITH, Chrystal A.S., CAMPBELL-MONTALVO, Rebecca, and KER
Part Five: Applying Anthropology in Education: Addressing Equity from K-College (NAPA)
Applying Anthropology in Education: Addressing Equity from K-College (NAPA)
CHAIRS: PUCCIA, Ellen (Beta Rsch Assoc Inc) and CAMPBELL-MONTALVO, Rebecca (UConn) CAMPBELL-MONTALVO, Rebecca (UConn) Ethnography in the Florida Heartland: Applications for Educators to Improve Equity for Minoritized Groups
PUCCIA, Ellen (Beta Rsch Assoc Inc), SMITH, Chrystal A.S., CAMPBELL-MONTALVO, Rebecca, and KER
Part Four: Applying Anthropology in Education: Addressing Equity from K-College (NAPA)
Applying Anthropology in Education: Addressing Equity from K-College (NAPA)
CHAIRS: PUCCIA, Ellen (Beta Rsch Assoc Inc) and CAMPBELL-MONTALVO, Rebecca (UConn) CAMPBELL-MONTALVO, Rebecca (UConn) Ethnography in the Florida Heartland: Applications for Educators to Improve Equity for Minoritized Groups
PUCCIA, Ellen (Beta Rsch Assoc Inc), SMITH, Chrystal A.S., CAMPBELL-MONTALVO, Rebecca, and KER
Part Three: Applying Anthropology in Education: Addressing Equity from K-College (NAPA)
Applying Anthropology in Education: Addressing Equity from K-College (NAPA)
CHAIRS: PUCCIA, Ellen (Beta Rsch Assoc Inc) and CAMPBELL-MONTALVO, Rebecca (UConn) CAMPBELL-MONTALVO, Rebecca (UConn) Ethnography in the Florida Heartland: Applications for Educators to Improve Equity for Minoritized Groups
PUCCIA, Ellen (Beta Rsch Assoc Inc), SMITH, Chrystal A.S., CAMPBELL-MONTALVO, Rebecca, and KER
Part Two: Applying Anthropology in Education: Addressing Equity from K-College (NAPA)
Applying Anthropology in Education: Addressing Equity from K-College (NAPA)
CHAIRS: PUCCIA, Ellen (Beta Rsch Assoc Inc) and CAMPBELL-MONTALVO, Rebecca (UConn) CAMPBELL-MONTALVO, Rebecca (UConn) Ethnography in the Florida Heartland: Applications for Educators to Improve Equity for Minoritized Groups
PUCCIA, Ellen (Beta Rsch Assoc Inc), SMITH, Chrystal A.S., CAMPBELL-MONTALVO, Rebecca, and KER
Part One: Applying Anthropology in Education: Addressing Equity from K-College (NAPA)
Applying Anthropology in Education: Addressing Equity from K-College (NAPA)
CHAIRS: PUCCIA, Ellen (Beta Rsch Assoc Inc) and CAMPBELL-MONTALVO, Rebecca (UConn) CAMPBELL-MONTALVO, Rebecca (UConn) Ethnography in the Florida Heartland: Applications for Educators to Improve Equity for Minoritized Groups
PUCCIA, Ellen (Beta Rsch Assoc Inc), SMITH, Chrystal A.S., CAMPBELL-MONTALVO, Rebecca, and KER
Part Six: Community Resilience in the Face of Natural and Manmade Disasters - Q&A
Community Resilience in the Face of Natural and Manmade Disasters: Stories from the Field and the Role of Social Scientists (Risk & Disaster TIG)
CHAIRS: WILLIS, David Blake, LONG, Tracy, STREET, Colette, and MURPHY, Dawn (Fielding Grad U)
LONG, Tracy (Fielding Grad U) Out of the Ashes: Community Resiliency in the Aftermath of Natural Disaster
WILLIS, David Blake (Fielding Grad U) The
Part Five: Community Resilience in the Face of Natural and Manmade Disasters
Community Resilience in the Face of Natural and Manmade Disasters: Stories from the Field and the Role of Social Scientists (Risk & Disaster TIG)
CHAIRS: WILLIS, David Blake, LONG, Tracy, STREET, Colette, and MURPHY, Dawn (Fielding Grad U)
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Part Four: Community Resilience in the Face of Natural and Manmade Disasters
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CHAIRS: WILLIS, David Blake, LONG, Tracy, STREET, Colette, and MURPHY, Dawn (Fielding Grad U)
LONG, Tracy (Fielding Grad U) Out of the Ashes: Community Resiliency in the Aftermath of Natural Disaster
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