Women’s Health in the Wake of Disasters: Investigating the Outco The impacts of natural disasters worldwide are apparent, with vulnerable groups bearing a disproportionate brunt. Many of these challenges, when combined with the gender disparity impacts on health systems, make it doubly difficult for women to access healthcare. In...

Check out Naema Fatima's chapter "Women’s Health in the Wake of #Disasters: Investigating the Outcomes of Natural Disasters on Women’s Health and Gender Sensitivity in #Bangladesh" at

Intersections in Interdisciplinary and Transdisciplinary Research This series is the first dedicated platform that examines interdisciplinarity and transdisciplinarity not merely as research strategies, but as evolving ...

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Check out Serejo et al.'s "An overview of Natural History Collections, post-disaster #recovery, and digitization progress at the #Museu Nacional/UFRJ, #Brazil" in Biological Journal of the Linnean Society at doi.org/10.1093/biol...

Cultural resilience and coping with disasters in the past: A theoretical framework This article proposes a novel theoretical framework for the study of cultural resilience in the context of historical disasters. Defined as the cultur…

Check out Lotte Jensen and Adriaan Duiveman's "Cultural #resilience and coping with #disasters in the past: A theoretical framework" in the Journal of Historical Geography at

Research as Part of the Legislative Process: Lessons from a Statewide Study of Inclusive Emergency Alerts Scientific research can help inform policy decisions, especially when research is integrated into the legislative process. This paper explores researc…

Check out Painter et al.'s "Research as Part of the Legislative Process: Lessons from a Statewide Study of Inclusive #Emergency Alerts" in Natural #Hazards Research at

#JobOpportunity: #Coastal #Resilience Planning & Grants Manager at Anthropocene Alliance. Learn more at drive.google.com/fil...

Now accepting applications for the 2026 NHERI RAPID 4-Day Intensive Hands-On Training Workshop — RAPID Held July 21 to 24 at the University of Washington in Seattle, this in-person, hands-on training will build expertise in using RAPID equipment to collect, process, and integrate reconnaissance data using mobile tools and the DesignSafe cyberinfrastructure, with proposal development focused on interdisciplinary engineering and environmental exposures and health research.

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Visualizing vulnerability: integrating drones and photovoice to enhance the resilience of rural tourism in Indonesia This study employed an enhanced Photovoice method with data collection via ESRI Survey123 by integrating drone imagery and smartphone-produced photos, both taken by resident participants, to captur...

Check out Ignatius Cahyanto, Desideria Cempaka Wijaya Murti, and Aaron J. Kingsbury's "Visualizing vulnerability: integrating drones and #photovoice to enhance the #resilience of rural tourism in #Indonesia" in Current Issues in Tourism at

Check out Sydney VanWinkle, Andrianirina J. Odile Rafanambinantsoa, Lovasoa E. Razafindravony, & Kristoffer Whitney's "Community-based conservation in Eastern #Madagascar: The Centre ValBio’s #Conservation Club program" in #HumanOrganization at doi.org/10.1080/0018... #SfAA

Check out Mardi Reardon-Smith and Emma Kowal's "Oral evidence of traditional use of #Indigenous #medicines: Toward recognition" in #HumanOrganization at doi.org/10.1080/0018... #SfAA

Check out Timothy Gitzen's "Hack the #anthropologist: Translating source #code, adapting research #ethics" in #HumanOrganization at doi.org/10.1080/0018... #SfAA

Check out Michael D. Hill, Consuelo Fernández-Salvador, & Franklin Velasco's "Made in #Ecuador: Consuming national imaginaries of #nature and culture" in #HumanOrganization at doi.org/10.1080/0018... #SfAA

“We don’t mix with those married women”: Widowhood as an emergent gender for development projects in urban Papua New Guinea Life histories of research participants on applied development projects can bring into view unanticipated social forms. This is particularly true for the way such projects frame gender. We document...

Check out Melissa Demian and Zuabe Tinning's "'We don’t mix with those married women': #Widowhood as an emergent gender for development projects in urban #PapuaNewGuinea" in #HumanOrganization at doi.org/10.1080/0018... #SfAA

Check out Alisha D. Mays's "Leftovers and left behind: embodied #hunger and shame in rural #Kentucky’s #charitable food system" in #HumanOrganization at doi.org/10.1080/0018... #SfAA

Check out Susan Beth Rottmann & Inci Aksu Kargin's "'Everything tastes different': Cultural #foodsecurity for Syrian #refugees in #Türkiye"/"“Her Şeyin Tadı Farklı”: Türkiye’deki Suriyeli Mültecilerde Kültürel Gıda Güvenliği" in #HumanOrganization at doi.org/10.1080/0018... #SfAA

The Sociocultural Perceptions of Women’s Beauty Published in Practicing Anthropology (Ahead of Print, 2025)

Check out Awu Isaac Oben's fictional work "The Sociocultural Perceptions of Women’s Beauty" in #PracticingAnthropology at doi.org/10.1080/0888... #SfAA

Check out Maresi Starzmann's poetry "| Currency |" in #PracticingAnthropology at doi.org/10.1080/0888... #SfAA

Check out Loa Gordon's essay "#AI Can Code… But Can It Care? Exploring Automation in #Qualitative Research" in #PracticingAnthropology at doi.org/10.1080/0888... #SfAA

Check out Cara Ryan and Marie-Alexia Chaussin's essay "Presenting #Autism from an Autistic Perspective: An Extended Case Study of a Collaborative Autistic-and non-Autistic Initiative in #France" in #PracticingAnthropology at doi.org/10.1080/0888... #SfAA

Check out Ralph Bolton and Jhuver Aguirre-Torres's essay "‘Divorcing’ an #NGO: The Decision to End Collaboration Between a Peruvian #Altiplano Community and a Regional NGO" in #PracticingAnthropology at doi.org/10.1080/0888... #SfAA

Hidden Vulnerabilities: Exploring the Potential Impacts of a Disaster on Marginalized Communities in East San José, California Immigrants in low-income communities are one of many groups who have historically been excluded from emergency planning. These groups experience acute forms of vulnerability and greater exposure to...

Check out Chyna M. Lee's essay "Hidden #Vulnerabilities: Exploring the Potential Impacts of a #Disaster on Marginalized Communities in East #SanJosé, California" in #PracticingAnthropology at doi.org/10.1080/0888... #SfAA

Check out Ajda Pretnar Žagar and Rajko Muršič's essay "Blended Sensory Walks: Teaching #DataLiteracy Through Anthropological Practice" in #PracticingAnthropology at doi.org/10.1080/0888... #SfAA

Check out Mukhamad Zulianto's poetry with "After the Tassel Falls" in #PracticingAnthropology at doi.org/10.1080/0888... #SfAA

Check out John F. Sherry Jr.'s poem "Ikons Seen Stenciled in Seattle Street Here Censored" in #PracticingAnthropology at doi.org/10.1080/0888... #SfAA

Check out Roberto J. González, Jan English-Lueck, Alan Leventhal, Monica V. Arellano, & Charlene C. Nijmeh's report "Reclamation: Developing a #Museum Exhibit with, by, and for a #DescendantCommunity" in #PracticingAnthropology at doi.org/10.1080/0888... #SfAA

Check out Jennifer Barron, Bryan Bayles, & Michelle D. Hamilton's brief report "Educational, But Ethical? The Tension Within Historic Skeletal Collections" in #PracticingAnthropology at doi.org/10.1080/0888... #SfAA

None the Wiser Published in Practicing Anthropology (Vol. 48, No. 1, 2026)

Check out Zhaohui Su's poem "None the Wiser" in #PracticingAnthropology at doi.org/10.1080/0888... #SfAA

Check out William F. S. Miles's "#Alzheimer’s and #Anthropologists: When the Scholar Becomes the Subject" in #PracticingAnthropology at doi.org/10.1080/0888... #SfAA

Check out Bogdan Brustureanu's "Some Thoughts About Scholarly Boundaries" in #PracticingAnthropology at doi.org/10.1080/0888... #SfAA