To mark the centenary of the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment to the US Constitution, Anthropology News is turning an anthropological eye on voting and voting rights.

In AN 61.3, we share some anthropology stories about the current pandemic moment. We hope you find something insightful to read, something that provides a new or different anthropological perspective on the pandemic. In between, we share some ways to care, relax, or distract.

From forensic work in the aftermath of a California wildfire to the death of an Icelandic glacier, AN 61.2 is filled with anthropology stories about our changing climate.

Psst... Welcome to AN 61.1, a magazine filled with anthropology stories about gossip and our own spin on some gossip magazine staples.

Floodwalls in Bangkok. Landmines in Ukraine. Borders on the island of Ireland. To mark the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, this issue is filled with stories of human entanglements with walls—physical and imaginary, rhetorical and emotional, long demolished and recently constructed.

Welcome to the “Indigenous Languages” issue! Join us as we dive into Kala dialects, reflect on the 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages, and learn a little Maliseet.

Welcome to the 2019 Sections Edition comprising Moon-related stories, starry messengers, and space oddities from 15 AAA sections. These lunar-inspired contributions offer insights from anthropologists working in different fields and professional contexts right across the discipline. Commencing countdown, engines on...

What can anthropology tell us about animals furry, feathered, or magical, and our relations with them? Welcome to AN’s anthropological menagerie, from vicuñas in the high Andes to ferrets at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo.