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Six disabled anthropologists pose in front of a screen showing another person in a Zoom room

AAA roundtable for The Disabled Anthropologist: Erin L. Durban, Sumi Colligan, Valerie Black (on screen), Anna Jaysane-Darr, Krisjon Olsen, Alana Ackerman, and Kim Fernandes (missing Megan Moodie who also joined by Zoom)

Event announcement with art of an orange abstract person being embraced by a multi headed abstract figure like a fairy or angel.

Tomorrow is the hybrid launch event at UCSB for our Journal of Haitian Studies special issue on “The Rights to Live Creatively!”

Event flyer with photo of four smiling white queer disabled scholars of different generations.

20 minute online presentation about the Disabled Anthropologist Oral History Project on May 9!

Independent Bookstore Day announcement for Saturday April 26. Little Star and banner decals.

Sorry, I’m at the bookstore. ♥️📚

Identity, Oppression, and Diversity in Archaeology: Career Arcs Identity, Oppression, and Diversity in Archaeology documents how racism, classism, sexism, heterosexism, and ableism affect the demographics of archaeology and discusses how knowledge that archaeologi...

Since I have so many new followers, I'm re-upping the announcement that MY BOOK IS OUT! It's called Identity, Oppression, and Diversity in Archaeology, and it's the result of 100 interviews with archaeologists, eight years of work, and so much community support! www.routledge.com/9780367743987 🏺

Independent Bookstore Day announcement for Saturday April 26. Little Star and banner decals.

Sorry, I’m at the bookstore. ♥️📚

Text says Contra podcast, Cripping Pandemic Learning in Higher Education, episode 51, Remote access Archive Highlight. The slide is purple with pink, red, orange, yellow, and green highlights

Check out episode 51 of Contra*, a podcast about disability, design justice, and the lifeworld. In this episode, Kelsie Acton discusses the educational resource, Cripping Pandemic Learning in Higher Education.

Flyer for an online event with professors Shelley Streeby and Sami Schalk discussing disability justice and environmental justice with a photo of Octavia Butler

Check it out! This is going to be a great conversation on environmental justice & disability justice
ucr.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Sweet!!!

How to Crip Intersectional Research Flyer with a photo of a white nonbinary scholar with short brown hair and glasses.

TODAY! A conversation with students at the UMN Disability Student Cultural Center.

Event flyer with photo of four smiling white queer disabled scholars of different generations.

20 minute online presentation about the Disabled Anthropologist Oral History Project on May 9!

Alas, it would be a good day to visit! But I think I will actually make it to Amsterdam this fall.

Flyer for Creating Disability Accessibility in Ethnographic Research through Collaboration: A Conversation with Erin L. Durban. A photo of Erin shows a white nonbinary person in glasses and a face mask wearing an invisible disability lanyard.

It’s good for them to know!

🙄🙄🙄 I suppose that’s good news?

I am also trying to find out.

Thank you for sharing this treasure!

The book is officially out today! I can't wait to return to Chicago and hold my copy in hand! @socmedanthro.bsky.social

Congrats!!! 🎉

Just reminding folks that BlueSky doesn’t have privacy settings yet.

Two copies of the book The Disabled anthropologist, edited by Sumi Colligan and Anna Jaysane-Darr. The book cover has Picasso-like abstract faces on it and a bunch of symbols and cogs surrounding them.

My copies came in the mail!!!

The Disabled Anthropologist This book brings much needed attention to disabled anthropologists, making clear that “disabled” and “anthropologist” belong together. The disabled anthropologists who contribute to this volume and on...

20% off The Disabled Anthropologist at Routledge!

Featuring Drs. Angela Carter, Erin Durban, Jessica Horvath Williams, and Jennie Row!
Register: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Thanks! ☺️

Critical Disability Studies Conversation A RIDGS 10th Anniversary Event

UMN Critical Disability Studies Conversation on April 14.

Critical Disability Studies Conversation A RIDGS 10th Anniversary Event

UMN Critical Disability Studies Conversation on April 14.

A photo of six white queer disabled scholars ranging in age from early 20s to 70s.

Researchers from the two collaborative ethnographic projects highlighted on the “Cripping Ethnography” panel at the Society for Applied Anthropology conference in Portland, OR. @sumicol.bsky.social @kikiyates.bsky.social @mirandadj.bsky.social

A photo of six white queer disabled scholars ranging in age from early 20s to 70s.

Researchers from the two collaborative ethnographic projects highlighted on the “Cripping Ethnography” panel at the Society for Applied Anthropology conference in Portland, OR. @sumicol.bsky.social @kikiyates.bsky.social @mirandadj.bsky.social

Cripping ethnography: Disability Creativity and Ethnographic Research panel! @sumicol.bsky.social @erindurban.bsky.social

Thanks, Ruby!!! 🤓