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Call for Complaint, Part I—Colonial Hauntings
An inventory of complaints about the everyday experience of global power relations in anthropology in the form of poems, manifestos, videos, photographs, and personal reflections. Solicited from anthropologists from around the world and curated by the World Anthropologies team.
Vital Topics Forum: Geopolitical Lives
Organized by Samar al-Bulushi and Kristin Peterson, with contributions from Sahana Ghosh, Jatin Dua, Negar Razavi, Madiha Tahir, Kamari Maxine Clarke, Anneeth Kaur Hundle, and Samar al-Bulushi
Toward an Anthropology of Sexual Harassment and Power: Myth, Ritual, and Fieldwork
By Sarah Shulist (Queen’s University) and Sameena Mulla (Emory University)
Screen Walks: Conducting “Research in Motion” in Digital Environments
In this post, Steffen Köhn and Nestor Siré discuss their screen-walk method of studying online cultural practices.
Figuring Ethnographic Fiction
An essay on drawing and ethnography by Noah Amir Arjomand (Indiana University).
What Was Moria and What Comes Next?
A portfolio of reflections on the migrant-processing center/refugee camp of Moria, on the border island of Lesvos in Greece, which was destroyed by fire in September 2020
Blowing up the “World” of Anthropologies: Speaking from Experience
By Penelope Papailias (University of Thessaly) and Pamila Gupta (University of the Witwatersrand)
Insights: Forms of Engagement
A collection of essays solicited and curated by Neni Panourgia on the conceptualization, fieldwork, and writing of engaged anthropology.
Engaged Pedagogy in the Criminology Classroom: A Visual Essay
By Rachel Ellis, with Taylor Kramer, Megan Arslanian, Jacob Abuelhawa, Anna Rose Barrack, Julia Caspero, Thomas Brittan-Powell, Sarah Justice, Isabel Sanfuentes, Gabrielle Vogel, Emily Mimi Yang, and Jessica Hom (University of Maryland–College Park)
Against Gravity: A Worldly Interview with Gustavo Lins Ribeiro
By Penelope Papailias (University of Thessaly), Pamila Gupta (University of the Witwatersrand), Eileen Jahn (University of Bayreuth), and Pedro Silva Rocha Lima (University of Manchester) interviewing Gustavo Lins Ribeiro (Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana)
Delia’s Return: The Detention and Deportation of an Unaccompanied Child
By Lauren Heidbrink, Gabriela Afable, and Delia
Rethinking Public Anthropologies in the Digital Age: Toward a New Dialogue
In the launch essay for Public Anthropologies, coeditors Adia Benton and Yarimar Bonilla discuss their plans for the section.
