Changes in adult well-being and economic inequalities: An exploratory observational longitudinal study (2002–2010) of micro-level trends among Tsimane’, a small-scale rural society of Indigenous People in the Bolivian Amazon sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

🚰 Water Worries: Over 50% of adults across 141 countries anticipate serious harm from their drinking water in the near future. Trust in water safety is crucial for public health and service sustainability. 🌍💧 UN-Water World Bank Water SIWI nature.com/articles/s4146…

🚱 The tragic horn of Africa drought in 2020-23 killed hundreds of thousands of livestock & increased #foodinsecurity for 40+ million. In this new Soc Sci & Medicine paper, we show how this drought made people to want to leave which was embodied in chronic #stress authors.elsevier.com/a/1jisl-CmV1UAk

New paper linking drought-induced food & water insecurity ➡️ mobility ideation ➡️ chronic stress in northern Kenya. Another example of climate change, through extreme climate events, disrupting health & well-being. Grateful to have contributed to this important work!

Such a talented cohort of scholars arriving at Penn State thanks to Penn State SSRI and the home colleges & departments. Happy to have a growing strength we're developing in #climateandhealth #environmentalhealth

In some circumstances, drought can lead to thinking of moving.

Penn State Anthropology welcomes TWO new faculty members this year! We are SO excited to be joined by Dr. Anne Pisor (Human Sociality Lab) and Dr. Nick Holowka (Hominin Movement Lab)!

📢Job Posting!!📢 Assistant Professor in Anthropology (Medical Anthropology) University of Kentucky for Fall 2025. I'm on the search committee, and I am happy to answer any questions. Deadline October 15th. ukjobs.uky.edu/postings/547920

We are hiring a Medical Anthropologist at Pitt! Research focus is pretty broad so please forward to anyone who might be interested! careercenter.americananthro.org/job/660317/ass…

On your turf, Asher Rosinger

The longer the drought, the further you have to walk - for water for your household, for grass for your goats and sheep, for the fiber you need to make and sell baskets. Climate changes livelihoods. -Stories from Northern Kenya #climateimpacts #climatechange