Kathleen M. Millar talks about her award-winning ethnography of catadores in Jardim Gramacho, Brazil.
Society for Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology
Building Collaborative Anthropologies in Ecuador
Research projects at Ecuador’s Universidad San Francisco de Quito offer lessons for a collaborative anthropology that fosters connections among anthropological subfields.
The Chilean Estallido, Plebiscite 2020, and Legacies of Truth-Telling
On November 25, 2019, against a backdrop of anti-Piñera graffiti in Santiago’s Plaza de Armas, some 50 members of the collective Chilean feminist collective, Las Tesis began to chant a rhythm now heard around the world.
La Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México organiza el primer coloquio “Des-centrar el Anthropos”
The three-day event of dialogues on multispecies entanglements covered topics ranging from cannibalism to Vladimir Nabokov’s interest in butterflies.
Reading Complaints
What might a letter of complaint to a university truth commission reveal about Brazil’s political climate and the multiple lives of documents?
Two Hundred Years After the Monroe Doctrine
The Americas offer endless examples of US intervention covert, overt, and by proxy.
SLACA Awards 2019 Roseberry-Nash Graduate Student Paper Prize
The Society for Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (SLACA) is proud to award the 2019 Roseberry-Nash Graduate Student Paper Prize to Daniel Salas of Dalhousie University.
