Below you’ll find direct links for all of the 2007-2011 SfAA Podcasts that have been published
2011 SfAA Podcasts
Ethical Dilemmas of Medical Research
Using Culture to Understand Behavior in Organizations
Health Disparities and Social Justice in Guatemala: Medical Anthropology in the NAPA-OT Field School
Managing and Mismanaging Labor Migration, Part II Cases and Communities (SAR Plenary)
Managing and Mismanaging Labor Migration, Part III Policy in Perspective (SAR Plenary)
Becoming an Applied Anthropologist: Diverse Training Models With a Common Goal
Addressing New Frontiers of Applied Anthropology
Urban Food Systems: Culture and Security
Learning from Sol Tax in 2010, Part I
Learning from Sol Tax in 2010, Part II
Anthropological Insights into the 2011 Uprisings in North Africa and the Middle East
Corporate Ethnography: Issues and Challenges, Part I
Corporate Ethnography: Issues and Challenges, Part II
A Tribute to Franz Boas by Amelia Susman Schultz, His Last PhD Student
Environmental Impact on Public Health: Domestic and International
Malinowski Lecture: Salomón Nahmad Sittón
Ethics in Applied Online Research
2010 SfAA Podcasts
New Technologies and Communication Flows, Part I
New Technologies and Communication Flows, Part II
Global Research on Gender-Based Violence: Where Does Anthropology Fit?
Educating for Action: The Past and Future of Creating Critically Engaged Anthropologists
Malinowski Lecture: Jean Schensul
Yes, We Can!: Anthropologists Impact Public Policy, Part I
Yes, We Can!: Anthropologists Impact Public Policy, Part II
Ethnographic Challenges of New Organizational Forms
Innovations in Applied Anthropology Methods, Part I
Innovations in Applied Anthropology Methods, Part II
Travel, Infection, and Syndemology (SMA)
The Role of Anthropology in Post-Earthquake Haiti: A Roundtable
2009 SfAA Podcasts
The Engaged University: What Does it Mean for Applied Anthropology?
Study of HIV and STIs in the Western Hemisphere, Part I
Studies Of HIV and STIs In The Western Hemisphere, Part II
Different Fields, Common Challenge: Lessons For and From Military Anthropology
Public Anthropology, Applied Anthropology, and Ethically Engaged Ethnographic Writing
Creating Sustainability in Culture: Real-Time Applied Anthropology
Without Footnotes: Writing Creative Ethnography
Collaboration, Community and Ethics
Military Imaginaries, Ethnographic Realities, Part I (SAR Plenary)
Military Imaginaries, Ethnographic Realities, Part II (SAR Plenary)
The Politics of Place and the Ethics of Engagement, Part I
The Politics of Place and the Ethics of Engagement, Part II
2008 SfAA Podcasts
Preparing Applied Anthropologists for the 21st Century, Part I
Preparing Applied Anthropologists for the 21st Century, Part II
Working with Governmental Agencies, Parts I & II
The Scholar-Practitioner in Organizational Settings
COPAA International Invited Speaker
For Love and Money: Employment Opportunities in Medical Anthropology (SMA)
Embodied Danger: The Health Costs of War and Political Violence (SMA)
Mobile Work, Mobile Lives: Cultural Accounts of Lived Experiences
Practitioners Rise to the Challenge: A Discussion of Methods in Business Ethnography
The Flawed Economics of Resettlement and Its Impoverishing Effects: What Can Social Scientists Do?
SMA Plenary Session: The Political Construction of Global Infectious Disease Crises
Anthropology Engages Immigration Reform
2007 SfAA Podcasts
“Global Health in the Time of Violence, Part I” 2007
Global Health in the Time of Violence, Part II” 2007
Florida Public Archaeology Network” Blog post
“Contributing to Cultural Understanding” Blog post
“Environment & Conservation Policy” Blog post
“Expanding (or Exceeding?) Our Reach” Blog post
“Applying Linguistic Anthropology in the Classroom & Beyond” 2007
1st I’m interested in curriculum development regarding applied anthropology and that is what I’ve been interested in.
2nd I’ve really been on the look out for something that deals with research ethics and applied anthropology. Ethnography and participant observation has it’s challenges but applied especially CBPR also presents challenges for the researcher and the review boards because applied doesn’t always sit squarely in the disciplanary “box”.
Comment by Anonymous — June 18, 2008 @ 10:47 am