Los conflictos ambientales como desbordes al progresismo en Uruguay Carlos Santos Universidad de la República (Montevideo) (in spanish) Seminar 22.09.21, 17:00 UK time Join Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 889 0329 5059…
Structural vulnerability to pesticide exposures in the Uruguayan bioeconomy Victoria Evia Universidad de la República (Montevideo) Date: 6.10.21 School of Philosophical, Anthropological and Film Studies is inviting you…
Amerindian Voices (joint CAS/ RAI Anthopology and Conservation Conference Event, 27th October, 17:00 UK time. The three women leaders are internationally known for their work as environmental activists and/or…
Eliran Arazi, “Giving Rights to the Enemy or Giving Money to Culture: Andoque Perspectives on Environmentalist-Indigenous Dialog as Inter-Territorial Exchange (the Middle Caquetá, Colombian Amazon)” School of…
The Sacha runakuna (forest beings) as living political actors: An anthropological reading on collective law-making in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Jenny García Ruales University of Marburg/ Max Planck Institute for Social…
Indigenous people of Brazil are asking for your support for their fight to defend their lives and lands. Across Brazil, invasions and destruction of indigenous lands and attacks against indigenous peoples, are…
The Department of Social Anthropology and the Centre for Amerindian and Latin American Studies of the University of St Andrews are hosting an international event in remembrance of Professor Peter Gow (1958-2021) with…
Dr. Ana P Gutiérrez Garza presenting her Book Care for Sale: An Ethnography of Latin American Domestic and Sex Workers in London at Ciclo Conversaciones Metodológicas FLACSO México. Recording here:…
28 April Mariana Mora. Researcher at the Center for Research and Advanced Studies in Social Anthropology (CIESAS) Between racial anxiety and color-blind racial effects in the Mexico’s post-multicultural era,…
Alliances and Partnerships in Lowland South America Allies and Partners in Amazonia During the colonial era in lowland South America, Indigenous responses to missionisation, enslavement, and displacement often led to…