The main task of anthropology is (and should be) to explore the otherwise in order to provide rigorous critique of the status quo and to highlight possibilities of making different worlds in the present and the future. I see this task as central to the DDHR program. Dr. Shirinian
The main task of anthropology is (and should be) to explore the otherwise in order to provide rigorous critique of the status quo and to highlight possibilities of making different worlds in the present and the future. I see this task as central to the DDHR program. Dr. Shirinian
Pssttt.... our call for paper deadline is tomorrow. Head over to our website and join us for the SAS-DDHR conference April 3-5! We can't wait to see you there. #SASddhr2020 https://t.co/tf3KltzZ8i
"My research engages with intersectionality by exploring the broader impact of conflict-related forensic investigations in Colombia." PhD student Will Cawley will be talking about his research at our upcoming conference. See details here: https://t.co/tf3KltzZ8i #SASddhr2020
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From the intersections of disaster, disease, and socioeconomic marginalization, DDHR students focus on impactful topics. See more from Thomas and others during the upcoming 2020 SAS-DDHR conference. For conference registration visit https://t.co/tf3KltzZ8i. #SASddhr2020
Have you heard? Faye Harrison and Alisse Waterston will be joining us April 3-5, 2020 as the #SASddhr2020 keynote speakers. For more details about registration and events visit https://t.co/tf3KltzZ8i.
We've had a busy day at the McClung today!
Today our staff toured the @UTKHerbarium, the Etnier Ichthyological Collection (UTEIC). and the @TheEwingGallery in anticipation of their new exhibition, "Unsustainable"!
So many great things happening at @UTKnoxville 🍊
Head over to our website to see the latest on the joint 2020 SAS-DDHR conference. We can't wait to see you there! 🧐https://t.co/NzSIYM44N0 #SASddhr2020
The work of @ArtsSciencesUT anthropology Professor Jan Simek in discovering Cherokee cave paintings in Tennessee is the subject of a recent @archaeologymag feature. #VolResearch
Are you a pre-fieldwork PhD student who conducted some pilot research this past summer? Interested in submitting a 1000 word write-up on your experiences to the Member Voices section of our website? We'd love to hear from you and the deadline is Oct 15th!
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Save the date for the 4th Biennial conference on Disasters, Displacement, and Human Rights. We will be joined by the @southernanthro 54th annual conference. Registration details coming soon! #DDHR2020
Join us in April 2020 for a collaborative conference with @DDHR_UTK on "Intersections: Adversity, Identity, Perspectives." Our meeting supports inter/multidisciplinary scholarship, undergrad & grad student endeavors, as well as academic & practitioner work.
We are so excited to announce the dates for our next conference, April 3-5, 2020! We are joining forces with @southernanthro in April for a fantastic conference: "Intersections: Adversity, Identity, Perspectives." More information coming soon!
#SAS2018 is featuring speakers from @DDHR_UTK for #displace18. UT-K's program "promotes holistic training, collaborative research, rigorous theoretical approaches, and applied work...broadly associated with human rights concepts and norms" https://t.co/R2ERRYs8zv
Check out feature of Hugh Tuller's biocultural anthro work in northern Uganda. We will be featuring other @DDHR_UTK anthros at #SAS2018 next week! #displace18 https://t.co/bPhp8Vr3il