Princeton Anthropology

Labor in the Archive: The Queer Archive for Memory, Reflection and Activism (QAMRA) in India

TODAY Nov. 2, 4:30 pm in 219 Aaron Burr Hall

Join us for a roundtable discussion with scholars, collectors, archivists, and librarians to discuss the ethics of creating a queer archive, the often invisibilized labor inherent in this work, and the complexities of stewarding these collections. This event features special guests from the Queer Archive for Memory, Reflection and Activism (QAMRA) - India’s first queer archive.

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Postdoctoral and Research Fellows Unscripted Talk TODAY, Nov 2 @ 12:00 pm Aaron Burr Hall 216.

Welcome our stellar group of postdoctoral and research fellows affiliated with Anthropology and hear, in their own words, about the projects they’re bringing to Princeton.

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Aneel S. Brar, @PrincetonEnviro | Desert Ghosts: Water, Heat, and Precarious Futures in Rajasthan’s Borderlands

Anna Wherry, @PrincetonPLAS | Law’s Residues After War

Dor Shilton, @PrincetonAnthro | Cultural evolution and neoliberalism

Selim Gökçe Atıcı, @PUSociology @PrincetonPIIRS | Addiction Publics

Youjoung (Yuna) Kim, @PrincetonAnthro HRI | Claiming Kin: Gender, Law, and the Surveillance of Family Relations in South Korea's Cheju 4.3 (Sasam) Reconciliation

Described as a "postmortem" of the food justice movement, Hanna Garth's Food Justice Undone sparked a lively discussion with Deborah A. Thomas and Maggie Dickinson as part of our New Books in Anthropology series. 📗 @PrincetonHum
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Onur Günay's Garod: A Story of Longing
Film Screening TONIGHT
Tuesday, October 6, 4:30pm
219 Aaron Burr Hall

Nature is far more diverse than many of us realize. Join @nathanlents, @experrinment ,Alexandra E. Kralick, and @Anthrofuentes for a discussion that explores the richness of sex across species and how we share that knowledge with the world.
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