In mid-2019 I was in a series of meetings at the School for Advanced Research with Pat Zavella to discuss a collaborative project focused on contemporary Latinx dissent. Along with [...]
“I like to think that my critical project is a lifelong labor of love that will continue to be informed by a holistic philosophy that values the ability to create [...]
When we were asked by Carole McGranahan to co-edit a series of short essays on feminist anthropology for the new “Collections” forum on the AES website, we were both delighted. [...]
I said to her, “I’m grateful to be here, but my life here is not like my life at home. I spent my time there working the nightshift with my [...]
“If people say we are lagging behind, then we are only lagging behind in destroying the earth.” — Akhu Sonam Tashi Our Golden Fatherland, Your Fragile Wasteland Read the opening [...]
Para Alicia I live in a little hell. What is left for me? Tell me, what can be left for me in hell? Margarita, Field notes, May 2018 “There is [...]
AES is pleased to present fieldwork essays from the winners of our Small Grants Competition.Towards the end of his life, Jacob Moreno, the founder of psychodrama, published a recollection of [...]
ROBESON CENTER FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH1 (formerly Robeson Justice Academy2) COLLECTIVE LEARNING CATALOG 2045-46 INVITATION TO STUDY To be granted the public rank of Facilitator and thus be eligible to serve as [...]
Listen to the audio version of this essay here The most horrible thing that ever happened to me was the moment I tripped while walking down a frozen sidewalk [...]
“Are you okay?” It was an ominous way to wake up: a ping from a text 15 minutes before my morning alarm buzzed. The message was from a friend who [...]
Promoting rich ethnography and relevant, cutting-edge theory in cultural anthropology since 1842.
AES, a section of the American Anthropological Association (AAA), publishes the journal American Ethnologist, which can be found in AnthroSource.
