We are an independent initiative working to make fieldwork safer for all researchers by holding workshops and contributing to academic debates. We stand in solidarity with current movements for better and safer working conditions in academia.
As we are preparing for our winter break, we thought it was a good time to look back on our work in 2023. Check out our latest news post: https://t.co/7C8ABAA786
Are you currently involved in seminars or training about ethnographic methods?
Are you supervising students who will go on fieldwork in the coming months?
Please take a look at the manifesto for @SaferFieldwork#anthrotwitter#phdlife https://t.co/IF2cLUV3sD
Are you currently involved in seminars or trainings about ethnographic methods? Are you supervising students who will go on fieldwork in the next months? Please have a look at our manifesto for safer fieldwork! #anthrotwitter#metooacademia#phdlife https://t.co/6cFZn2W72w
"The many incidents that we were told about and the recent publications show the prevalence and diversity of unsafe fieldwork experiences and the need for a paradigm shift towards a more nuanced approach to researcher safety." - Read our manifesto here: https://t.co/6cFZn2VzcY
Fariba Adelkhah: "That is all behind me now. What remains are all the gestures of friendship and commitment, the engagement of people both known and unknown, friends for a day and friends for ever."
Read her words 🙏
https://t.co/e9Cah44ffv
In order to make academic work safer, we need to understand the contexts and dynamics which contribute to the (un)safety of researchers. The withdrawal of the edited volume "Sexual Misconduct in Academia" inhibits important and necessary conversations. #NotInOurAcademia
As part of our roundtable on safety in ethnographic fieldwork at @SozKultAnthro next week, we have written a blogpost with our speakers that is now online! Thanks to everyone for the great collaboration!
Congratulations to our co-founder @LauraThurmann and everyone else who participated in this much-needed book! We know how hard it is to write about and publish experiences of violence, which is all the more a reason to be proud of this outstanding achievement! 🎉🎉🎉
Researcher safety matters because ... ? Let´s discuss this together at next year´s DGSKA conference in Munich in July. Our call for papers is still open until December 15th! You can find the details here: https://t.co/EIPsXK2QUt #anthrotwitter
Beschäftigt ihr euch mit Sicherheit in der (ethnographischen) Feldforschung? Wir möchten auf unserem Roundtable bei der DGSKA Tagung unterschiedliche Perspektiven vereinen und freuen uns auch über studentische Abstracts! Mehr Infos hier: https://t.co/cqu4NAmuyt #anthrotwitter
What role does safety play in (ethnographic) fieldwork? Submit an abstract to our roundtable at the GAA Conference 2023 and join us in discussing this question! Check the CfP here: https://t.co/cqu4NA4lkl #anthrotwitter
We are in Cologne! After a day of input and discussions about safety in #fieldwork, we are looking forward to continuing our workshop at GRK #anschließenausschließen@UniCologne tomorrow. This time, we have also included a session on writing about challenging experiences.