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Voluntarism, Experiential Learning and Civic Enculturation The growing ties between voluntarism and experiential learning offer a productive space for the…More

In the spring of 2012, graduate students at Temple University in Philadelphia revived an annual conference tradition which during much…More

First  International Webinar in October 2013 Online event: October 6-25 2013 Real-time webinar: October 15, 2013 A virtual seminar pilot project…More

The newest open access virtual issue of the Anthropology of Work Review features articles which explore dimensions of precarity. This virtual issue…More

George Zimmerman, Christopher Dorner, Oscar Grant and Beyond Recently a few anthropologists, myself included, have commented on the trial and…More

On February 26, 2012, 28-year-old George Zimmerman shot and killed an unarmed 17-year-old African American teenager who, after buying Skittles…More

Democracy Interrupted, Youth Obstructed On June 17, a man named Erdem Gündüz entered Istanbul’s Taksim Square, set his backpack down,…More

The removal of Mohammed Morsi as president of Egypt has generated a frenzy of talking head punditry that shows little…More

This marks my third summer in Wyoming investigating the state’s gas industry.  Funded by a NASA Environmental Science and Civic…More

Diane Cohen Freedman, 64 (April 1, 1948–January 22, 2013), was a pioneer in teaching anthropology and internationalizing the curriculum at…More