US-based cultural anthro grad students, deadline for NSF Cultural Anth DDRIGs is August 15. You can and are encouraged to reach out to Program Directors. Our email lines are open & talking to early career scholars is one of the favorites of my job! new.nsf.gov/funding/opport…

Great evolutionary landscape framing of the difference between the ecologies of peasant economics and colonial capitalism

Good advice and hoping for more like this kind and thoughtful reviewer. Ethnobiology Letters is free and open access and we would love to work with you for your Ethnobiology scholarship

Thank you for the interview Public Books. It was such an honor and joy to sit down and talk with Monica White about environmental history and environmental justice work. buff.ly/4c1x037

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New research on homebrews in Madagascar from MO Botanical Garden researchers with Society of Ethnobiology: Plant Species for the Manufacture of Malagasy Traditional Alcoholic Beverages - Always free to publish and #openaccess in Ethnobiology Letters doi.org/10.14237/ebl.1…

As a happy listener of Undisciplinary, it was a genuine treat to talk with Christopher Mayes and Jane Williams about the racist & religious politics propelling right-wing attacks on reproductive rights & justice. "Embryo personhood" is about far more than abortion or IVF.

The Indian state insists on the same story for rural credit it did under the British, while farmer debt balloons and lenders thrive. Don't blame GMOs; blame cruddy policy. New from Vaishnavi Tripuraneni, Ph.D. (she/her) and me in Geoforum:

Happy to see investment in transit from Purdue and the region, but this austerity attitude shows a real misunderstanding of what Citybus provides: less congestion, more people getting around the city, better performance at work and in class. Why incentivize driving to campus?

"I'm trying to join that qualitative aspect with the more quantitative and spatial data so that way, when it comes to people advocating for themselves, they have the data that's seen in these policy arenas." - great interview with Purdue Anthropology PhD candidate Jose Becerra

This is agriculture as social reproduction and it works wonders

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Very important and wonderful development for anyone interested in reducing traffic congestion, having students and staff reach their offices on time, and moving around the region to participate in socioeconomic life. Paid for by pressure and collective organizing campaigns

Smart University now has a 30% discount code (HTWN @ checkout) available, if you'd like to support the project by purchasing. Excited to see this out in the world soon...! DM me if you'd like a copy but can't purchase. press.jhu.edu/books/title/12…

Faculty #hiring at Ashoka University. Please help spread the word. We’re looking for scholars with an exciting research profile in the #SocialSciences. #AcademicTwitter

Great reporting by the exponent - so important to remember that Purdue has a civics literacy requirement. The university is messaging that this sense of democracy is a box to tick rather than a collective action to take

Organic cotton farming in India yields cannot compete conventional methods, but it promotes diverse farm ecologies and economies. By shifting focus from cotton alone, it offers a new vision of rural success for people and the environment. Read more here: buff.ly/3rRanba