"Representations" is a publication designed to highlight the vital contributions of Black anthropologists, Indigenous anthropologists, and anthropologists of color. This publication will be turned in a new anthropology textbook that highlights untold stories of anthropology.
We are seeking a team of student researchers to continue developing this publication throughout Summer 2021 and Fall 2021. All candidates should be committed to racial equity in education. A background in anthropology is helpful but not required.
No previous experience is necessary - we are seeking students with a passion for this type of work.
Hours will be flexible as researchers will work independently.
Student researchers will receive training in anti-racist scholarship and writing. Student researchers will spend Summer 2021 and/or Fall 2021 working closely with faculty to research and write 1-page biographies that highlight the work of anthropologists who are historically under-recognized in our field. We will offer a small stipend for your work (more details to come).
For more details:
Please see our original publication here:
https://medium.com/representations/seeking-better-representations-in-anthropology-60be6a53bbf7Please see our call for submissions here:
https://medium.com/representations/call-for-submissions-womens-history-month-26f80f528580If you are interested in being a student researcher for this project, please answer the below questions.
This application is closes on June 10th.