South Asia: Women in the Field

Interdisciplinary. Intersectional. Inter...esting...
Bringing together women doing fieldwork in South Asia and beyond.

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

Join us this morning for coffee and a short doc. The @asia_field team will be welcoming the new academic year by watching 'Period. End of Sentence' at the McDonald Institute Seminar Room.

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

Next film showing on Tuesday 28th Nov 11:00-13:00. Watching 'Amid the Villus' followed by a talk with the director, Sumathy Sivamohan, herself! Join us in person or on Zoom.
#Documentary #SriLanka #womeninfilm

[Virtual Conference For Women Archaeo and Paleo @women_archeopal]

The VCWAP welcomes contributions from early-career women researchers in Archaeo & Paleo, from master to postdoc. 👩‍🔬
It covers various aspects of ancient life forms, their interactions, the study of materials, environments, and climates 💀🦕🔍
Discover our 5 scientific sessions!✨

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

Next film showing on Tuesday 28th Nov 11:00-13:00. Watching 'Amid the Villus' followed by a talk with the director, Sumathy Sivamohan, herself! Join us in person or on Zoom.
#Documentary #SriLanka #womeninfilm

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

Reminder: our film night is today at 18:00! Join us to watch 'Have you seen the arana?' by Sunanda Bhat and then join us for a talk with the director herself tomorrow at 11:00!
#film #documentary #southasia

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

'Have you seen the arana' explores the effects of a rapidly changing #landscape on lives and livelihoods in Wayanad, in #SouthIndia. A journey through a rich and #biodiverse region that is witnessing a drastic transformation in the name of ‘#development’.

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

Sunanda Bhat is a #documentary filmmaker based in #Bangalore. Her interest is to represent people living in an intricate and stratified #Indian #society, while looking for ways to bring in textures of #landscape through layers of their lives.

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

Are you interested in the #biodiversity of #southindia, how it is impacted by #development, and the stories of those who make their living in these remarkable #landscapes?
'Have you seen the arana' by award winning director Sunanda Bhat is what we'll be screening next!

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

#InternationalDayOfTheGirl.
Can you guess the percentage of young girls who finish their secondary #education in this region?

https://t.co/6KAe0Rpc02
#education #health #girl

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

Got a gap between lectures? Meet an interesting group of people?Interested in fieldwork? Need a coffee? Then come along, whether for 10mins or 2hours.

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

Join us this morning for coffee and a short doc. The @asia_field team will be welcoming the new academic year by watching 'Period. End of Sentence' at the McDonald Institute Seminar Room.

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

@MAHSA_Project Of course, term not semester! We're in the process of confirming films and we may also have their directors involved. An opportunity to ask about a very different field experience.
#film #documentary #womeninthefield

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

After a long absence we are back! This semester we're doing something a little different.
We're organising a series of coffee get togethers and film showings. And if we're lucky we might even have a director or two talk about their work!
#womeninthefield #Documentary #women

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

First up in our series is 'Period. End of Sentence'. Come along for the hot drinks and conversation and stay for an engaging and empowering look at women taking charge of their needs in India.
#periodpoverty #SouthAsia #grassroots @RAYning @guneet

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

You can also add your own thoughts to our padlet;
https://t.co/ySgbomknwC

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

Reminders that today is our white paper writing session. Using everything we have covered over the last year are there practical recommendations we can make to get more women, especially South #Asian #women #hired in #academic posts and into #fieldwork?
Register on Zoom.

[Cambridge Decolonising Criminology Network @CambridgeDCN]

There is still time to register for today's seminar on post-colonial approaches to gender, racial capitalism & crime with @arushigarg90 & Dr. Jordanna Matlon at 3:00 pm (BST).
Register now at https://t.co/m0A6OJsgPj
Excited to see you many of you!

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

The dreaded cover letter! An important part of any application...some common mistakes➡️

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

Interested in attending a career workshop in archaeology or related? 📢Come and join us for our next event on Thursday 25th ! We know how important is to get ready before looking for a job💼. We are here to help you🤠.
You can attend in person or online (https://t.co/qQCg5JUTo6).

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

@Cambridge_Uni @MAHSA_Project @HE_Archaeology @UCamArchaeology @SAHM_UK @CSASCambridge @CRASSHlive We will be recording this session and posting notes online but nothing is like the live version!
A very useful session and it's not too late to join in!
https://t.co/qQCg5JUTo6

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

Common CV mistakes - we tall about our aims when it is better to talk about our project outcomes! Be active in your language.
@CambridgeCareer

[South Asia: Women in the Field @asia_field]

Diane Caldwell from the Cambridge Careers Department demystifying the research and academia sector while also giving us great tips for developing careers and applications!
@CambridgeCareer