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Friday, 31 March 2017

[ND-DC-YA] ~Spring~ into April & May Events!

Dear Young Alums,

With March snow showers come April activities? (Or something like that) Some of these events may seem far away but they'll be here before you know it! Don't miss out on your chance relive your Kentucky Derby experience -- tickets for Virginia Gold Cup are on sale now and rumor has it you'll have to outpace American Pharoah to snag one before they sell out!

Read on for details on events this spring!

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

St. Mary's College Alumnae Club Women's Wellness Panel (April 2)
ACC Happy Hour at Blackfinn Ameripub - DC (April 12)
Volunteer at the DC Central Kitchen (April 23)
ACC & Friends Tent at Virginia Gold Cup (May 6)
ND-DC Club Online Membership

SMC Alumnae Club Women's Wellness Panel (Sunday, Apr. 2)

The Alumnae Club of St. Mary's College invites Notre Dame women to join them for a Women's Wellness Panel. The evening will consist of wholesome, delicious food and drinks, a fitness demonstration, and a panel of health and wellness experts. Check out the flyer attached to this email for more deets on the panelists and a full schedule of events!

What: Women's Wellness Panel
Where: Barre 3 DC, Union Station

701 2nd St NE, Washington, DC

When: Sunday, April 2 at 6:30 PM

How: RSVP https://www.eventbrite.com/e/womens-wellness-panel-tickets-32807

ACC HAPPY HOUR @ BLACKFINN AMERIPUB - DC (Wednesday, Apr. 12)

Save the date! ND-DC YA invites you to attend an ACC Happy Hour April 12 from 6:30 to 8 PM at Blackfinn Ameripub - DC! Stop by, have a drink, grab an appetizer and meet alumni from all the area ACC alumni chapters. You can also RSVP to the event on Facebook!

Volunteer at the DC Central Kitchen (Sunday, Apr. 23)

The DC Central Kitchen provides meals for homeless shelters, and non-profit organizations across the National Capital Region, as well as culinary job training for unemployed people in DC. We will be helping DC Central Kitchen with food prep -- usually, a lot of chopping! The activity is from 9 AM - 12 PM on Sunday, April 23 in NW DC (425 Second St NW, near the Judiciary Square Metro). Volunteers aged 12 and up are welcome! Please contact MaryKate Robinson at marykate@alumni.nd.edu if you are interested!

VA GOLD CUP AT ACC & FRIENDS TENT -- TICKETS ON SALE NOW (Saturday, May 6)

Notre Dame's young alums are invited to get off to the races at the "ACC & Friends" tent at this year's Virginia Gold Cup -- Saturday, May 6, 2017!

To purchase your ticket to the tent (food/dranks included as part of race day's University Row) and/or transportation to the races, visit: https://www.showclix.com/event/ACCandFriends2017. BONUS -- there is a 5% discount for the first 20 people to buy tickets with code ACCANDFRIENDS2017.

For more information about University Row and the VA Gold Cup, visit: http://universityrow.org/.

ONLINE MEMBERSHIP

If you are not yet a member of the ND-DC club, please consider it -- your support is incredibly important to our club! As a reminder, you can register for your membership online. It's fast, easy, and only $25 for YA members! Best of all, it helps us provide fun, diverse, and valuable opportunities for our alumni family. Click here to sign up today.

Interested in getting involved? Contact the co-chairs:

Gable Brady '14 (gable.m.brady@gmail.com)
Amanda Frick '14 (africk3 @nd.alumni.edu)
Or dcnotredameyoungalumni@googlegroups.com.

Want your content featured in the next e-newsletter? Email us.

Molly Shank '14 (mshank@alumni.nd.edu)
Or dcnotredameyoungalumni@googlegroups.com.

Please check out the ND-DC Young Alumni website and Facebook Page for more information and to see upcoming events!

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Thursday, 30 March 2017

[dcyp] RSVP for the Meeting & New Member Meet and Greet

	DCYP Committee of the Kiwanis Club of Washington

Join DC Young Professionals at this upcoming event:

Young Professionals Meeting & New Member Meet and Greet

When: Tuesday, April 4, 6:30 - 8:00 PM

Where: Philos Bar (401 Massachusetts Ave., NW, Washington, DC)

Members and guests, all are welcome to join DC Young Professionals for a meeting and new member meet and greet over great specials at Philos Bar. We'll have a brief program at 7:15PM to welcome and introduce new members and discuss upcoming service projects. Ready to join as a new Kiwanis member? Pay dues here. Please RSVP on Meetup or contact Dustin at DCYP.President@gmail.com.

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Tuesday, 28 March 2017

[wapadc] Last chance for SfAA fun!

Hi folks:

We still need a few folks to be at the WAPA/NAPA table this Friday at the SfAA meetings. The 9-10 slot is open, as arethe noon-3 slots. There also an opening Thursday from noon to 2 p.m.

Please let me know if you can help fill the void!

Thanks and safe travels for those attending,

terry

Monday, 27 March 2017

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Sunday, 26 March 2017

[ND-DC-YA] ND-DC-YA Housing Newsletter

Note: listings include the date in which they first appeared or were last updated on the housing newsletter. Please help us keep these emails up to date by letting me know when your housing needs have been met so I can remove your listing. Thank you! Go Irish.

FOR ANY NEW HOUSING REQUESTS, OR TO CHANGE, ALTER, OR REMOVE A LISTING, PLEASE EMAIL MARIA PAULA ELIZONDO AT MP.ELIZONDO@GMAIL.COM.

LOOKING FOR TEMPORARY HOUSING

*** 2/17 My name is Courtney Buckley and I am a sophomore at Saint Mary's. I will be interning for DLA Piper Global Law Firm in downtown D.C. this summer from the first week of June to the first week of August. I am looking for housing or any advice/suggestions you may have on where to find housing. I will not have a car so I would like to find something either near DLA Piper (same building as the Spy Museum) or within walking distance to the metro. Please let me know if you have any information I might find helpful. My email is cbuckley01@saintmarys.edu . I greatly appreciate any help or guidance! Thank you. ***

LOOKING FOR PERMANENT HOUSING

*** (NEW) 3/26 - My name is Bridget Galassini (ND '16) and I'm looking for housing/roommates (male or female, doesn't matter) in the DC area starting this July 2017, and I'm also open to any suggestions about friends of friends etc. I will be working for Deloitte, doing federal government consulting. I want to live within a 5-minute or so walk to the metro. I won't have a car. I do love the Dupont area, though I know it's pricey so I am open to anything as long as it has a city-like feel. My price range is $1200 or less (I hope!). About me - I'm super friendly, usually funny, like to have fun, and pretty laid-back. I love traveling (I've lived in Madrid for this year, studied in Santiago, Chile, and interned in Dublin), and I plan to travel as much as possible on weekends still. I like journalism and I like politics. Bachelor or Bachelorette or Beyoncé music video watches would be valued. I like baking, sometimes to share :) Contact me at BridgetGalassini@gmail.com or WhatsApp +1-224-639-3572with any suggestions! Thanks a lot!***

*** 11/9 Hi there! My name is Katherine Corbett, I am a Saint Mary's College grad, class of 2015. I am looking for permanent housing or female roommate(s) preferably in the Arlington/Alexandria VA area (Crystal City, etc) or elsewhere in the NOVA region. Price range is $650-950 per month. I'd like to move as soon as possible. I'm funny, easy going, love to cook and bake and cheer on ND (despite the challenging season we've had so far). Open to other housing options, so please feel free to contact me at corbettk931406@gmail.com. Thanks and have an awesome day!***

HAS A ROOM/APARTMENT AVAILABLE

***(NEW) 3/26 Georgetown summer sublet: Subleasing a large sunny room on 35th and T St NW in Georgetown from mid-May through July 31st. Roommates are three wonderful, low key early 20s girls, two of whom are ND grads. Off-street parking available free of charge. One block to D1 and D2, and all 30 buses on Wisconsin. $960 including utilities, partially furnished available. Contact Brianna at bgeary22@gmail.com. ***

***(NEW) 3/26 I will be subletting my room in an apartment in Woodley Park for the summer, beginning in early May and going through early/mid August. The apartment is a five-minute walk from the metro and all the restaurants and shops along Connecticut Avenue, as well as a ten-minute walk to Adams Morgan. The rent is $1,190, and this includes utilities (except cable and internet, which can be dealt with separately), a garage parking spot, and a fitness center. Apartment has one other female roommate, who will be gone during the week and likely most weekends. Email Cailean at cgeary93@gmail.com if you're interested!***

***(NEW) 3/26 Hi all, We are looking a roommate to join us in a lovely home in NW DC right by the Takoma Park - (5 mins from Takoma Metro station). We have 1 bedroom available in the downstairs of the house in the basement. This is an English basement with its own separate entrance. Rent is $1050 with all utilities included. The house: New remodeled home, with brand new wooden floors central heating and air conditioning. Access to front porch and backyard. Brand new security system and wifi/cable. Plenty of parking space. The basement apt:
Large bedroom with large window that brings in great daylight, Separate living room area next to bedroom, Brand new bathroom, Kitchen , Laundry and dryer shared and located upstairs, Bathroom, kitchen, and dining areas would be shared with one other roommate.
About the roommates: Upstairs there are 2 girls and guy who work in the consulting and intl development fields, and who are pretty active.
Downstairs there is one other roommate - a guy who works in finance. Also pretty active and outgoing. Very clean and organized, which is a something that we all in the house care about. The location: The neighborhood is quiet with a quaint feeling and strong sense of community and friendship :) Grocery, shops, restaurants, and public transportation are all just a block away. 2 min walk to grocery, restaurants, bars, drug store, public library, tennis courts, and the community center, which has a large olympic sized pool available free to DC residents. 7 min. walk to Takoma metro station (red line) and Main Street Takoma bars/restaurants. Easy access to public transportation. Plenty of bus routes that can take you downtown.***

*** 2/4 2011 female grad looking for male or female to fill a bedroom in a 2 bedroom, 1 bath in Adams Morgan. Apartment was completely remodeled 4 years ago. Rent is $1,300 + utilities. A minute walk to the 90, 96, L2, 42/43, and McPherson/Woodley Circulator. 8 minute walk to Woodley metro and access to rockcreek park. Please contact Maureen champa at mochampa@gmail.com for more information.***

Saturday, 25 March 2017

[wapadc] Draft WAPA statement for membership comment

Dear WAPA members,

A few members have gotten together, reviewed by the WAPA board, to draft a statement in response to some of the policies and rhetoric coming out of the new administration. We plan to post this statement on our website, on our blog, and to share with press and others. Please take a moment to review this draft statement. If you have any comments or suggested edits please send to Frances Norwood at francesnorwood@aol.com by Friday, March 31st. Once the comment period has ended we will post the final version to the public. Thanks for your help.

WAPA Statement – for website, press release and blog

Draft 3-23-2017

The Washington Association of Professional Anthropologists (WAPA) represents anthropologists living and working across the greater D.C. region. WAPA is one of the oldest and largest regional associations of professional anthropologists in the United States. In the wake of the 2016 national U.S. elections, we resolve the following:

We condemn and will actively work against policies, programs, and inflammatory rhetoric that support racist, anti-immigrant, sexist, gender-biased, religious or otherwise discriminatory or divisive views;

We recognize the US. is a country of immigrants and we value and support diversity and the unique differences that we share, be it dimensions of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, age, physical abilities, religious beliefs, political beliefs, or other ideologies; and

We condemn the use of inflammatory rhetoric and false information from the new administration and others to incite hate crimes, discrimination, or violence towards any community, including but not limited to African Americans, LGBTQ, refugees and asylum seekers, new immigrants, women, persons with disabilities, and seniors;

We condemn and will actively work against unconstitutional policies and programs that may suppress freedom of speech, freedom of the press, and the right to assemble and peacefully protest;

We resolve to stand in on-going support of the pursuit of scientific inquiry into the human condition for the betterment of the communities in which we conduct our research. We value the use of social science, empirical evidence and scholarly inquiry as the basis for illuminating, supporting, and valuing diversity.

We resolve that the Washington Association of Professional Anthropologists will stand in solidarity with anyone who feels unfairly threatened or attacked because of their beliefs, orientation, racial or ethnic background.

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Frances Norwood, Ph.D.
Assistant Research Professor
George Washington University
Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies
Department of Anthropology
2110 G Street NW
Washington, DC 20052
http://francesnorwood.wordpress.com/

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Friday, 24 March 2017

Allow me to share something profitable with you today.

If you're wondering why I'm emailing you now, out of the blue, after months of radio silence let me tell you that I have a good reason for that.

Do you remember the last time I sent you a tip? It was around November if I recall correctly.

If you bought that stock I told you about back then, you would've quadrupled your money at the very least.

Now here we are, a few months later and I've got something else to tell you about.

Basically if you remember, I've got a good acquaintance who works at a law firm in New York and when I took him out to a fancy steak dinner last Monday (with lots of wine) he became very talkative and let me in on a little tip.

This is what I want to share with you today. He essentially told me that some time mid next week, a small company called incapta (ticker: INCT) is going to announce that it's being acquired by a giant for a little over 1.30 a share (yes over a dollar thirty, and yes it's at just under 15 cents now)

He knows this because his law firm is the one that drafted all the paperwork for the deal and they are expected to finalize and sign the agreements today, with the official announcement coming some time between Tuesday and Thursday.

If you buy shares today, you are guaranteed to make approximately tenfold next week. The way it works is if you're holding the shares they will just take them out of your account automatically and credit you with the cash equivalent to 1.37 or so which you can take out whenever you want and spend on nice things.

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Allow me to share something profitable with you today.

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Thursday, 23 March 2017

Re: [wapadc] Arlie Hochschild - Strangers in their own land next Weds

Interested,

Thanks.

Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android

On Thu, Mar 23, 2017 at 8:26 AM, 'Frances Norwood' via WAPADC
<wapadc@googlegroups.com> wrote:

for those who may be interested see below

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Frances Norwood, Ph.D.
Assistant Research Professor
George Washington University
Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies
Department of Anthropology
2110 G Street NW
Washington, DC 20052
http://francesnorwood.wordpress.com/

-----Original Message-----
From: Ed Liebow <eliebow@americananthro.org>
To: Frances Norwood <francesnorwood@aol.com>
Sent: Thu, Mar 23, 2017 8:20 am
Subject: RE: Contention in and following 2016 election - ethnography planning meeting 4-2-2017 3PM

Hi, Fannie – I would be interested in attending this organizing meeting at your place on Sunday the 2^nd; it may be difficult for you to get away from work, but we have invited Arlie Hochschild (Strangers in Their Own Land) to be the keynote speaker at the Consortium of Social Science Associations advocacy day conference here in DC next Wednesday (http://www.cossa.org/event/2017-science-policy-conference/) – some WAPA folks may be interested in hearing her talk.

Edward Liebow, Executive Director

American Anthropological Association

+703.528.1902, x 1168 (ofc)

+206.618.3697 (mobile)

ELiebow@americananthro.org

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I've got strong reasons to believe that this stock is about to soar.

Alright, let's get right to it...

We've been out of touch for a while. I've been very busy looking for the next big stock that has the potential to explode and it took me months to find one.

If I can be honest, this one came to me as a god send. I got lucky. I have this friend who works at a law firm in NYC and we've known each other for a very long time.

Long story short, he told me that his firm is about to finalize a big takeover by a multibillion corporation. They're buying this tiny company that is now trading at just around 10 cents a share.

I couldn't believe my ears when I heard him say that they're paying somewhere between $1.30 and $1.39 for the company. The deal is closing and being announced mid next week.

I could get into what the company does, but who really cares right? All we need to know is that they are in the high tech industry and that this is going to be a huge buyout.

I recommend you buy shares as soon as possible today and wait it out until you get paid over $1.30 next week. The way takeovers work is that they will just credit this price per share, in cash, to your brokerage account and in exchange will take the shares that you bought at just pennies.

I may never have another tip like this, so cash in on it while you still can.

[wapadc] Arlie Hochschild - Strangers in their own land next Weds

for those who may be interested see below

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-----Original Message-----
From: Ed Liebow <eliebow@americananthro.org>
To: Frances Norwood <francesnorwood@aol.com>
Sent: Thu, Mar 23, 2017 8:20 am
Subject: RE: Contention in and following 2016 election - ethnography planning meeting 4-2-2017 3PM

Hi, Fannie – I would be interested in attending this organizing meeting at your place on Sunday the 2^nd; it may be difficult for you to get away from work, but we have invited Arlie Hochschild (Strangers in Their Own Land) to be the keynote speaker at the Consortium of Social Science Associations advocacy day conference here in DC next Wednesday (http://www.cossa.org/event/2017-science-policy-conference/) – some WAPA folks may be interested in hearing her talk.

Edward Liebow, Executive Director

American Anthropological Association

+703.528.1902, x 1168 (ofc)

+206.618.3697 (mobile)

ELiebow@americananthro.org

[wapadc] Fwd: For WAPA: CFP (Exploring Health and Vulnerability among Aging Populations)

-----Original Message-----
From: Cortney Hughes Rinker <chughe13@gmu.edu>
To: francesnorwood <francesnorwood@aol.com>
Cc: sheena.nahm <sheena.nahm@gmail.com>
Sent: Wed, Mar 22, 2017 5:55 pm
Subject: For WAPA: CFP (Exploring Health and Vulnerability among Aging Populations)

Dear Dr. Norwood,

Hope this message finds you well! Would it be possible to send this CFP for the AAA meeting to the WAPA membership? Thank you so much in advance for any help.

Sincerely,

Cortney Hughes Rinker

What Does It Mean to be Vulnerable?: Exploring Health and Vulnerability among Aging Populations

116th AAA Annual Meeting

November 29-December 3, 2017

Washington, DC

Organizers: Sheena Nahm (The New School) and Cortney Hughes Rinker (George Mason University)

Current discussions and debates about health care in the United States, as well as abroad, call for deeper and broader ways of understanding how health happens, what is considered to be "good" health, whose health is at risk and why, and how better outcomes can be ensured for less money. A discourse of vulnerability emerges from these conversations. In 2017, under the new administration in the United States, there is a push to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, and in this, offering insurance coverage and protection to those populations considered to be "vulnerable" has been a key part of the debate. Vulnerability has been evoked in terms of individual health and the barriers that may be in place to seeking high quality care, and also in terms of population health. According to Rogers (1997), everyone could be considered to be vulnerable at different points in their lives. Both individual factors and cultural and environmental ones can influence vulnerability. However, one specific group that has been consistently conceived of as being "vulnerable" in the United States and internationally is aging populations.

This AAA panel aims to bring together research that engages with "vulnerability" (broadly defined) and lies at the intersections of anthropology and gerontology. We seek to include papers that explore questions of how anthropological (and social science more generally) perspectives on vulnerability can impact current health policy debates and discussions about aging populations in the United States or globally. Presentations could span across studies of different types of "vulnerabilities" and focus on topics such as, illness experiences, patient-centeredness and whole person care, structural vulnerability, the political economy of disease, policy, structural violence, at-risk populations, end-of-life care, immigrant health, cultural practices of health, and aging in place—although other research on aging that engages with "vulnerability" could certainly fit within the panel. What does it mean when aging populations are considered to be "vulnerable"? What impacts does this have on how they experience health and on their health outcomes? What factors make certain aging populations "vulnerable" and what strategies are used to overcome these? What are the bigger theoretical questions about "vulnerability" and what critiques can be offered of the term? We welcome papers focused on the United States or abroad and those that are theoretical, methodological, and/or applied. Together this panel will offer insight into how ethnography and anthropological approaches to studying care among aging populations matter both inside and outside of academia.

If interested, please email your abstracts to Sheena Nahm (nahms@newschool.edu) and Cortney Hughes Rinker (chughe13@gmu.edu) by Monday April 3, 2017.