CADAN is a group of social scientists & practitioners devoted to integrating cultural perspectives into the work of disaster risk reduction & recovery.
Joined May 2020
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What is the difference between traditional disaster risk reduction (DRR) approaches & culture-centered ones?
This is what CADAN centers throughout our work! @CultureDisaster For more, visit cultureanddisaster.org/
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Hey recent PhDs! Submit your latest article published in the last year for the A&E Bonnie J. McCay award by 9/23/22. This is always a great snapshot of all the compelling human/environment scholarship out there! @AmericanAnthro @AmEthno @culanth @CultureDisaster @CultAgFoodEnv
Junior scholars in environmental anthropology! Please submit your nominations for the Bonnie J. McCay Junior Scholar award by September 23, 2022 -- for the best articles published in '21 or '22! Follow the link for info #AnthroTwitter #EnviroAnthro ae.americananthro.org/prizes…
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Want to know what makes a great submission to #Disasters? Read our recent virtual issue on #decolonising Disaster studies onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… or our new special issue on disaster recovery in the #Caribbean onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/…
Check out this collab between the @BritishAcademy_ & @ssrc_org on social science approaches to future pandemic preparedness, ft. @CultureDisaster's @ASDietrich • bit.ly/3ACoCb1
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Read the "Guest editorial: Exploring inclusive publishing practices with early career disaster-studies researchers" by @EefjeHendriks
@LauraKmoch @femkemulder78 @ricardosefes in our latest special issue emerald.com/insight/content/…
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Calling all graduate students! 🚨 Do you think podcasts are pretty cool? Would you like anthropology to be more accesible? Then join the @culanth AnthroPod team! Reach to AnthroPod SE & @AnthroND PhD candidate @JoyceRiveraG for more info. Applications due May 31st
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Revisit the @CultureAndAg special issue "MORE THAN A DISASTER: Creativity in Growing, Distributing, and Accessing Food during COVID-19," edited by @CultureDisaster founding member @CaelaOConnell. Check it out 👇 anthrosource.onlinelibrary.w…
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The Witness Community Highlights May issue is online w/3 articles: Springtime at the @arcticdatactr; ARCUS Community Member Profile: Hannah Holland-Moritz; & Legal & #Inupiat Perspectives on Adaptations to Repetitive Flooding Events in #Arctic Communities arcus.org/witness-the-arctic…
Spread the word! Reach out to @RiskDisasterTIG co-chair & @CultureDisaster member—and person behind these tweets!—@JoyceRiveraG for more info.
AnthroPod is looking for a Contributing Editor. Learn more at docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F… @culanth @AmericanAnthro #AnthroTwitter #Anthropology
Coming soon!
IN THE SHADOW OF TUNGURAHUA: Disaster Politics in Highland Ecuador (@RutgersUPress, 2022), authored by @CultureDisaster's @ajfaas!
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🚨 Please reach out to @CultureDisaster’s Beth Marino @EnviroAnth_prof for more!
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We're 4 days away from our @IDIEM_Global Lt. General Julius Becton Jr. Scholarship Program Application period. Are you interested in applying or know a student that should apply? Encourage them to learn more today: i-diem.org/julius-becton/
#Scholarship #DEI #Education #IDIEM
Are you a graduate student interested in anthropology & podcasting? Think about joining @culanth’s AnthroPod Contributing Editor program! Reach out to one of the section editors & @CultureDisaster member @JoyceRiveraG if you have any questions ✨
Attention #AnthroTwitter! If you like anthropology and podcasts, then boy do we have news for you: AnthroPod is in need of Contributing Editors! Details and the application form are available here - applications close May 31st!
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Check out this recent & timely volume co-edited by @CultureDisaster member @ajerolleman, which approaches disaster risk reduction & management through a justice & equity lens @EmeraldGlobal
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SAVE THE DATE! The SfAA 83rd Annual Meeting will be in Cincinnati, Ohio, March 28-April 1, 2023 at the Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza. More information coming soon! #SfAA2023
CADAN Spotlight • highlighting our members' great work!
Check out "Aging queer in a pandemic," the latest from @noemie_go, Simon Jarrar, & #CADAN's very own @ajfaas, published this past month @DisasterPrevenM @emeraldinsight emerald.com/insight/content/…
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Just a reminder to RSVP for our upcoming event on DOCUMENTING THE PANDEMIC 🦠🗃😷 gallatin.nyu.edu/utilities/e…
Continuing to highlight our members' amazing work! Check out @ASDietrich's "Pollution, Health, and Disaster," published last December in ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY @BerghahnAnthro
"#Pollution, Health, and Disaster: Emerging Contributions in Ethnographic Research" by Alexa S. Dietrich. Read with #OpenAccess in Environment and Society: bit.ly/3CnbS5T #BerghahnOpenAnthro @EnviroSociety
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On April 18 there will be an online panel on "Documenting the Pandemic" with representatives from @covid19archive1, @LothianLockdown, & Signs of the Times, hosted by @covidcollects. Learn more at gallatin.nyu.edu/utilities/e… @nyuhistory @DisasterArchive @NYUGallatin
ALT A flyer for "Documenting the Pandemic: A Covid Collections Roundtable Discussion" showing images of people wearing masks that reads "As the pandemic began in the spring of 2020, museums, libraries, and archives around the world announced efforts to document human experiences of illness, isolation, economic downturn, fear, adaptation, and solidarity. What will become of these various collecting efforts, and how will scholars be able to locate them effectively? What are archivists and oral historians learning about documenting disaster and pandemic, even as the event stretches on? To learn more about the current state of COVID Collections, we bring together special guests including collectors from A Journal of the Plague Year, Signs of the Times, and Lothian Lockdown. Monday, April 18 from 12 - 2 pm EST via Zoom, RSVP: https://bit.ly/3IZp4Rm
