Month: May 2016

The CBCD (Centre for Biocultural Diversity) is sponsoring a panel at this year’s RAI Conference, Anthropology, Weather and Climate Change, in London on May 27-29th. The panel will … Read more

Portrayal – a depiction of someone or something in a work of art or literature; a picture. Trail – a mark or series of signs … Read more

The School of Anthropology & Conservation and Kent’s Interdisciplinary Centre for Spatial Studies are proud to be hosting this unique event. Place: University of Kent, … Read more

On Wednesday 11 May, at 18.00 in Rutherford Lecture Theatre One, Dr Tracy Kivell will give a Rutherford Grass Roots Lecture entitled: ‘The many mysteries of … Read more

Dr Daniela Peluso and Dr Andrew Sanchez will be hosting a workshop entitled: Rethinking Skill: New Ethnographic Perspectives on Expertise The event will take place in … Read more

A new special edition of the Journal of Ethnobiology on ‘Botanical Ontologies’ features articles by Kay Lewis-Jones and Viola Schreer, doctoral students in Ethnobiology and … Read more

CBCD associate member Dr Pablo Dominguez has published a film “AGDAL, Voices of the Atlas” online at: http://www.antropologiavisual.net/2007/agdal-voces-del-atlas/  The agdal of Yagour is a system of … Read more

Dr. Anna Waldstein’s project on healing, livelihoods and agriculture among Rastafari in the UK has been given a funding boost by a Small Grant from … Read more

Environmental Anthropology doctoral students, Craig Ritchie and Anthony Knight, have published an enlightening review of the conference ‘How to think the Anthropocene? Anthropologists, philosophers, and … Read more