Gender Based Violence Topical Interest Group (GBV TIG) is a network of scholars, practitioners and others focusing on the anthropology of GBV. [email protected]
Say hello to our incoming Student Representative, Aarushi Shah!
Aarushi is a fellow in the NIH Predoctoral Training Program in Gender, Sexuality, and Health at Columbia University. Her work explores male perpetrators of intimate partner violence in Goa, India. @AarushiHShah
Say hello to our incoming Junior Co-Chair, Caitlynn Carr!
Caitlynn Carr is a fifth-year Ph.D. and MPH Candidate at the University of South Florida. Her research examines trauma, healing, and IPV among Indigenous Guatemalan Women. @carr_caitlynn
Say hello to our incoming Senior Co-Chair, Allison Bloom!
Allison is an Assistant Professor at Moravian University. Allison’s research interests include the intersection of gender-based violence with health, disability, aging, and immigration. @allison_r_bloom
These white supremacist terrorists are almost exclusively cis-men. These tragic patterns tell us something important about the intersection of racialized and gendered violence. The GBV TIG stands with @ABA_AAA - please read the statement, reflect, and act!!
Wow!! What an amazing group of people!! Four out of Six of the first two rounds of editors for the AFA Journal are GBV TIG members! @femanth @ratnagiri77 @allison_r_bloom@MGabrielaTorres , April Petillo. :)
Congratulations to Gabriela Torres for winning the MLK Jr. Legacy Award from Wheaton College! This award is given for people who make amazing contributions to campus equity and inclusion. Read about the award below! @MGabrielaTorres
https://t.co/wK1jkYNOHA
Listen to anthropologists discuss #metoo as it relates to their fields and fieldwork. This session was presented at SfAA 2019, click here to listen to session #8: https://t.co/44MMICJ67t
@EmmaLouiseBacke@MelinaTaylor6
New book from advisory board member @shannonspeed2!
Indigenous Women and Violence offers an intimate view of how settler colonialism & other structural forms of power & inequality generate violences in the lives of Indigenous women.
https://t.co/HTCSQVr0lP
#anthrotwitter
New article on field harassment:
Hunt, Stacey L. (2022). Sexual Harassment and Assault During Field Research. PS: Political Science & Politics, 1-6. doi:10.1017/S1049096521001645
Thank you Dr. Stacey L. Hunt for this work!
https://t.co/oQrHBjCVTW
New paper 'A feminist-intersectional analysis of sexual violence experienced by Nigerian women who are living in England' by Chinyere Elsie Ajayi, Khatidja Chantler and Lorraine Radford. #Intersectionality#FeministTheory
Available to read here: https://t.co/76xKgVEDNH
New Book Announcement!!
Bodies in Evidence: Race, Gender, and Science in Sexual Assault Adjudication
By: @ratnagiri77 and @heatherhlavka
https://t.co/DTsLpkJkFJ
Check out this fantastic Podcast Project co-produced by our very own Social Coordinator, Brendane Tynes! @brendanetynes
Zora's Daughters has insightful podcasts, accompanying syllabi, and a merch store! Check it out when you get the chance!
https://t.co/a6sa9sZpw4
Read 'Myths about myths? A commentary on Thomas (2020) and the question of jury rape myth acceptance' by Ellen Daly, et al. #GenderBasedViolence
Available here:
https://t.co/I3H59MjNJu