In the Thick of It

TEENography: Ethnography on Teenagers, by Teenagers

What happens when studies on teenagers come from teenagers themselves, rather than adults? What insights emerge – or are clarified – when teenagers are placed as central

When time is short, can ethnography still go deep? With Dr. Thurka Sangaramoorthy

When time is short, can ethnography still go deep? In this episode, we talked with Professor Thurka Sangaramoorthy about this. Dr. Sangaramoorthy is a Professor and the c

Can you do fieldwork on a roller coaster line? With Dr. Mary-Caitlyn Valentinsson

Can you do fieldwork on a roller coaster line? In this episode, we talked with Dr. Mary-Caitlyn Valentinsson about this. She is a linguist and anthropologist specializing

What happens when ethnography leaves the university? With Amir Mohamed

What happens when ethnography leaves the university? In this episode, we talked with Amir Mohamed about this. Amir holds a PhD in Anthropology from Cornell University, an

What does a playful anthropology look like? with Mike Sullivan

What does a playful anthropology look like? In this episode, we talked with Mike Sullivan about this. He is a creative community catalyst with over 20 years of experience

What does it take to keep a public anthropology lab alive? With Giselle Figueroa de la Ossa

What does it take to keep a public anthropology lab alive? In this episode, we talked with Giselle Figueroa about this. She is a PhD candidate at the Department of Anthro

Can ethnography be a tool for activism? With Dr. Manissa Maharawal

Can ethnography be a tool for activism? In this episode, we talked with Professor Manissa Maharawal about this. She is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Anthrop