A group of archaeologists and anthropologists have come together in a new publication to open up conversation about the state of academic publishing and how it can (and should) change.
Category: public anthropology
Welcome to the Anthropozine(!): A DIY Installation for the 2025 SCA “Unconference”
More zines, zines, zines (!)
Wicked Zines
Here’s a new batch of zines from students in OSU’s Wicked Science program
Bacteria Farming Zine (DOPE2024)
The DOPE conference is back in person this year and I put together a new zine for it!
Scientists are a step closer to defining when the human age began
This week I chatted with Rebecca Hersher from NPR about the latest news from the Anthropocene Working Group.
#AAA2021: Anthropological Engagements with Optimism?
This year’s American Anthropological Association meeting is likely to be one of the weirder ones in recent memory.
Debating the Origins of the Anthropocene (on NPR)
I chatted with Rebecca Hersher from NPR about the contested visions of the Anthropocene.
Ecologies of (Human) Waste
Check out my presentation for the 2020 Society for Cultural Anthropology virtual conference (#Distribute2020).
New Zine on the History of Sanitation
Our zine “Infrastructural Digest” is finally done. Download a free digital copy.
Amazonia and the Ontological Turn: A Dialogue
In July 2017, I visited Manaus to work on a new collaboration with researchers in the Sociology Department at the … More
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