Fragments of Survival
by Alison Hanson
How do survivors tell their stories of sexual violence? How should we listen? And why does it matter that we do? As a PhD student at the University of California, [...]
Fragments of Survival
Repairing Worlds: Inclusive Theatre in Almaty
by Gyuzel Kamalova
It’s a familiar sensation. It seizes my hands with a prickling, convulsive pain. Some say when you’re nervous before a public engagement or presentation, your hands shake. Mine don’t. [...]
Care Beyond Diagnostics at the Margins of Asylum in Mexico
by John Doering-White and Alejandra Díaz De León
As the number of displaced people seeking asylum continues to increase globally, the United States government has enacted policies that undermine access to asylum in the US by shifting [...]
A Sign of Our Times: Caring in an Unsettling World (Introduction)
by Magdalena Zegarra Chiappori and Salwa Tareen
Photo by Rod Long on Unsplash.Postcard/thumbnail image for this collection: Hand in Leaf (1973), by Marisol (Marisol Escobar; American, born France, 1930-2016). Published by Universal Limited Art Editions [...]
Notes on the limits of Israeli settler democratic insurgency
Alejandro I. Paz
Massive screen at the main stage of the regular Saturday evening Israeli democracy demonstrations at Tel Aviv’s Kaplan Street from April 22, 2023, displaying a main message of the [...]
Reflections on Caring from the Perspective of Documentary Linguistics
by Roberto Zariquiey
My love for Amazonian languages was born out of my love for the Amazon rainforest and its peoples. I could have dedicated myself to anything as long as my [...]
Caring as Implication: Reflections through More-than-Human and Feminist Perspectives
by Marcela Morales-Magaña and Columba Gonzalez-Duarte
In this essay, we offer an anthropological perspective on care and environmental studies, in which we involve more-than-human actors. This conceptualization emerges from our participation in a collaborative project [...]
Caring for an Unsettled Senior Rescue Dog in the Anthropocene
by Cristina Douglas
I can hear Archie whining and moving restlessly, barking in a high-pitched voice at the wild wind that bites violently into the wooden panels of our house. He goes [...]
Family as a Way of Knowing: Care and Karmic Kin
by Felicity Aulino
It seems a truism that family is a fundamental and complicated site of care. So what might renewed attention to family have to offer this forum’s provocation of “caring [...]
Phantoms of a Past Future: Structures of Care and Disappointment
by Iza Kavedžija
The structure, as viewed from the embankment of the Sava river. As one approaches the city of Zagreb by car from the south, one’s eyes are drawn to [...]
