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The SfAA Podcast Archive — 100 episodes

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Interview: Amelia Fiske

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Interview: Michael Paolisso

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Interview: Robert Rubenstein

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Interview: Roberto Alvarez

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Scaling Ethnography for Policy and Practice: What Works and Lessons Learned: Part II

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Scaling Ethnography for Policy and Practice: What Works and Lessons Learned: Part I

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An Interview with Dr. Ralph Bolton

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Addressing Cultural Contexts of Health and Wellbeing in Global Health

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An Interview with Dr. Kelly Fayard

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Revitalizing Applied Anthropology Through Field Schools: Insights and Advice on Starting and Running Applied/Engaged Field Schools

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An Interview with Dr. Joeva Rock

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Entrepreneurship as Pathways to Financial Independence

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AN Interview with Dr. David Natcher

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Embodying and Producing Stigma: Violence, Morality, and the Consequences for Healthcare

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An Interview with Dr. Charles Menzies

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Applying Anthropology to Forest Management in the U.S. Pacific Northwest

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An Interview with Dr. Andrew Gardner

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P.K. New Award Presentation

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Invisible Battles: Disability, Power, and  Powerlessness

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Towards a Cultural Ballistics of Guns

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Transformations in the Reproductive Domain: Abortion, Birth, and Advocacy in the Post-Roe Era

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The Meaning of Data Is “to Give”: Health  Equity in an Era of Community Engagement

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“I know it’s not ethnography!”:  Reimagining Ethnographic Research and Training beyond  Writing Culture

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A Graphic  Novel about Overdose Prevention: A Vision for an Arts-Based  Project Co-Created by Medical Anthropologists and People  Who Use Drugs

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Successes and Challenges  in Recruitment of School-Based Health Centers for Research  Supporting LGBTQ+ Health Equity

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Food, Water, and Housing Insecurity

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The Past and Future of Applied Anthropology

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Mainstreaming Indigenous  Ecological Knowledge: Considering Possibilities and Ethical  Dilemmas

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The Anthropology of Polarization in US Higher Education:  Lessons for a Rapidly Changing Landscape

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Enchanted Futures:  Transforming Museum Practice through Relational Curation

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Decolonizing Disaster

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SfAA Awards Ceremony 2024

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Fostering Social and Environmental Justice Part II

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Fostering Social and Environmental Justice Part I

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2023 SfAA Awards Ceremony

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Border Dystopias: Indians, Anarchists, and Revolution in the Californias Michael Kearney Memorial Lecture

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Collaborative Community Engagement: The Work of the Miami University Center for Community Engagement Robert A. and Beverly H. Hackenberg Prize and Lecture

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Engaging Communities to Improve Sexual and Reproductive Health (MASSH)

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Explaining Anthropology to Others: Developing Our Disciplinary Narrative-A Career Readiness Commission Panel

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History, Ideology, and Public Space at the War Frontiers

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Innovative Approaches in Immigration Research (Migration & Int’l Dialogue TIG)

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Part Two: Multifaceted Water Insecurity: Local and Regional Concerns for Health, Equity, and Justice

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Part One: Multifaceted Water Insecurity: Local and Regional Concerns for Health, Equity, and Justice

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Native Americans’ Environmental Justice: Expanded in Scope and Time

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Rethinking Risk and Preparedness (Risk & Disaster TIG)

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Not Doing Anthropology Like an Anthropologist Would: Professionally Trained Anthropologists Reskilling Themselves

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Rethinking Student Training and Preparation for Diverse Career Pathways (Higher Ed TIG)

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Risky Business: Applied Anthropologists in Danger(ous) Research Fields

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The Coal Transition in the Ohio River Valley: Using Social Science and Fine Arts to Understand Community Impacts and Pathways for Resilience An SfAA Critical Conversation

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Part Four: 2019 SfAA Awards Ceremony, Section Two

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Part Four: 2019 SfAA Awards Ceremony, Section One

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Part Three: 2019 SfAA Awards Ceremony

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Part Two: 2019 SfAA Awards Ceremony

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Part One: 2019 SfAA Awards Ceremony

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Part Four: Advocacy, Public Engagement and Member Service: An SfAA/AAA Roundtable

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Part Three: Advocacy, Public Engagement and Member Service: An SfAA/AAA Roundtable

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Part Two: Advocacy, Public Engagement and Member Service: An SfAA/AAA Roundtable

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Part One: Advocacy, Public Engagement and Member Service: An SfAA/AAA Roundtable

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Part Eight: Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG) - Q&A

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Part Seven: Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)

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Part Six: Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)

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Part Five: Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)

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Part Four: Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)

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Part Three: Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)

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Part Two: Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)

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Part One: Anthropology OF/AS/AND Activism, Part III: Anthropology AND Activism (ExtrACTION & Environment TIG)

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Part Five: Applying Anthropology beyond Academia (NAPA) - Q&A

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Part Four: Applying Anthropology beyond Academia (NAPA)

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Part Three: Applying Anthropology beyond Academia (NAPA)

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Part Two: Applying Anthropology beyond Academia (NAPA)

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Part One: Applying Anthropology beyond Academia (NAPA)

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Part Six: Applying Anthropology in Education: Addressing Equity from K-College (NAPA) - Q&A

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Part Five: Applying Anthropology in Education: Addressing Equity from K-College (NAPA)

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Part Four: Applying Anthropology in Education: Addressing Equity from K-College (NAPA)

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Part Three: Applying Anthropology in Education: Addressing Equity from K-College (NAPA)

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Part Two: Applying Anthropology in Education: Addressing Equity from K-College (NAPA)

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Part One: Applying Anthropology in Education: Addressing Equity from K-College (NAPA)

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Part Six: Community Resilience in the Face of Natural and Manmade Disasters - Q&A

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Part Five: Community Resilience in the Face of Natural and Manmade Disasters

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Part Four: Community Resilience in the Face of Natural and Manmade Disasters

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Part Three: Community Resilience in the Face of Natural and Manmade Disasters

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Part Two: Community Resilience in the Face of Natural and Manmade Disasters

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Part One: Community Resilience in the Face of Natural and Manmade Disasters

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Part Six: Designs for Applied Anthropology

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Part Five: Designs for Applied Anthropology

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Part Four: Designs for Applied Anthropology

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Part Three: Designs for Applied Anthropology

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Part Two: Designs for Applied Anthropology

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Part One: Designs for Applied Anthropology

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Part Four: Designs for Teaching Other Worlds (Higher Ed TIG) - Q&A

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Part Three: Designs for Teaching Other Worlds (Higher Ed TIG)

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Part Two: Designs for Teaching Other Worlds (Higher Ed TIG)

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Part One: Designs for Teaching Other Worlds (Higher Ed TIG)

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Environmental Justice Ethnography in the Classroom: Teaching Activism (Higher Ed TIG) - Q&A

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Part Six: Environmental Justice Ethnography in the Classroom: Teaching Activism (Higher Ed TIG)

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Part Five: Environmental Justice Ethnography in the Classroom: Teaching Activism (Higher Ed TIG)

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Part Four: Environmental Justice Ethnography in the Classroom: Teaching Activism (Higher Ed TIG)

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Part Three: Environmental Justice Ethnography in the Classroom: Teaching Activism (Higher Ed TIG)

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Part Two: Environmental Justice Ethnography in the Classroom: Teaching Activism (Higher Ed TIG)

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Part One: Environmental Justice Ethnography in the Classroom: Teaching Activism (Higher Ed TIG)