Saturday, 30 September 2023

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Monday, 25 September 2023

[wapadc] SfAA tools cafe

Hi All- I'm still looking for participants to be on this roundtable, a non-traditional 'tools cafe' where presenters sit at a table with their tool or resource they've helped create as an anthropologist to help non-anthropologists do their work. The audience would come around to the tables and chat about what you've produced and how you used anthropological methods/ insights to create it. This is a session proposal coming from the SfAA Program Committee. Thanks for considering! Keely 

Title: Anthropologists as developers? Applying anthropology to make tools for solving social and environmental problems

This session explores what anthropologically informed tools are. Anthropologists study how cultures make and utilize tools, or instruments to complete tasks, from atlatls to AOL. Applied anthropologists also contribute to the development of tools including software applications, material artifacts, and communications resources. Presenters will be at tables to demonstrate tools and resources they have helped make for non-anthropologists to use when carrying out their own work on societal, health, business, environmental, and other topics. They will show how the tools work and discuss how they applied anthropology to create their resource. 

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Tuesday, 19 September 2023

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Monday, 18 September 2023

Re: [wapadc] Need WAPA panel proposals for SfAA 2024

Hi All,

I'm on the program committee and am proposing a roundtable session on Anthropologists as developers? Applying anthropology to make tools for solving social and environmental problems. If anyone is interested in being a participant who demonstrates a tool and discussed how they applied anthropology to create them in an informal setting (setting up on tables around the room for attendees to visit rather than panelists in front of the room), let me know.  This isn't an expo of 'products I am selling' but rather 'here's how anthropologists make resources to help non-anthropologists do their work.' I don't know if this could count as a co-sponsored session or how that all works, precisely. See below for the draft proposal. 
-Keely Maxwell (EPA)-

Anthropologists as developers? Applying anthropology to make tools for solving social and environmental problems
This session explores what anthropologically informed tools are. Anthropologists study how cultures make and utilize tools, or instruments to complete tasks, from atlatls to AOL. Applied anthropologists also contribute to the development of tools including software applications, material artifacts, and communications resources. Presenters will be at tables to demonstrate tools and resources they have helped make for non-anthropologists to use when carrying out their own work on societal, health, business, environmental, and other topics. They will show how the tools work and discuss how they applied anthropology to create their resource. [95 words]

On Thursday, September 14, 2023 at 3:19:55 PM UTC-4 Mark Edberg wrote:
I say we do it! And, we need 5 roundtables or panels to be a co-sponsor, and it will really be in our best interest to do that.

Mark Edberg, Ph.D., M.A.
Professor and Center Director
Department of Prevention and Community Health
Milken Institute School of Public Health 
Secondary Appointments in the Department of Anthropology and Elliott School of International Affairs
The George Washington University
(202) 994-3584


On Thu, Sep 14, 2023 at 2:54 PM Suzanne Heurtin-Roberts <suzanne...@outlook.com> wrote:
Hi Mark and everyone else who's on this mailing list,

I'M NOT IP TO PUTTING together a presentation or regular session.  But I have been thinking about a roundtable discussion on WAPA and why  anthro could use more LPOS.
For all its shortcomings, WAPA brings people in practice together,  it assumes that its members are involved in anthropology in action, and it helps bring us together around local (more or less) issues and concerns.  It helps us network around career opportunities, shared problems, and questions about resources pretty much throughout the DMV.  At least I think it's what we're trying to do.  The SfAA and AAA are fine but the really don't focus as much on the anthropologist working in practice settings, and they can't help us function within our regional contexts the way an LPO can.  I wonder why there are not more LPO's and what others think about these questions.

So, Mark, and everyone else reading this, what are your thoughts?  Is there any interest in pursuing this?

Thanks,

Suzanne
Suzanne Heurtin-Roberts MA, PhD, MSW
Adjunct Professor 
Department of Anthropology
UMD, College Park


From: 'Mark Edberg' via WAPADC <wap...@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Friday, September 8, 2023 3:00 PM
To: WAPADC <wap...@googlegroups.com>
Subject: [wapadc] Need WAPA panel proposals for SfAA 2024
 
Wapistas -- We are going to co-sponsor the 2024 SfAA meetings in Santa Fe. This will be a great opportunity to raise WAPA's profile and showcase the work and thinking of WAPA members. What we need are five total panel or roundtable proposals. We already have one dedicated to the memory of Charlie Cheney. I am attaching another possible proposal (please respond if interested). More are welcome!

Mark Edberg, Ph.D., M.A.
Professor and Center Director
Department of Prevention and Community Health
Milken Institute School of Public Health 
Secondary Appointments in the Department of Anthropology and Elliott School of International Affairs
The George Washington University
(202) 994-3584

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Thursday, 14 September 2023

Re: [wapadc] Need WAPA panel proposals for SfAA 2024

I say we do it! And, we need 5 roundtables or panels to be a co-sponsor, and it will really be in our best interest to do that.

Mark Edberg, Ph.D., M.A.
Professor and Center Director
Department of Prevention and Community Health
Milken Institute School of Public Health 
Secondary Appointments in the Department of Anthropology and Elliott School of International Affairs
The George Washington University
(202) 994-3584


On Thu, Sep 14, 2023 at 2:54 PM Suzanne Heurtin-Roberts <suzanne.heurtin@outlook.com> wrote:
Hi Mark and everyone else who's on this mailing list,

I'M NOT IP TO PUTTING together a presentation or regular session.  But I have been thinking about a roundtable discussion on WAPA and why  anthro could use more LPOS.
For all its shortcomings, WAPA brings people in practice together,  it assumes that its members are involved in anthropology in action, and it helps bring us together around local (more or less) issues and concerns.  It helps us network around career opportunities, shared problems, and questions about resources pretty much throughout the DMV.  At least I think it's what we're trying to do.  The SfAA and AAA are fine but the really don't focus as much on the anthropologist working in practice settings, and they can't help us function within our regional contexts the way an LPO can.  I wonder why there are not more LPO's and what others think about these questions.

So, Mark, and everyone else reading this, what are your thoughts?  Is there any interest in pursuing this?

Thanks,

Suzanne
Suzanne Heurtin-Roberts MA, PhD, MSW
Adjunct Professor 
Department of Anthropology
UMD, College Park


From: 'Mark Edberg' via WAPADC <wapadc@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Friday, September 8, 2023 3:00 PM
To: WAPADC <wapadc@googlegroups.com>
Subject: [wapadc] Need WAPA panel proposals for SfAA 2024
 
Wapistas -- We are going to co-sponsor the 2024 SfAA meetings in Santa Fe. This will be a great opportunity to raise WAPA's profile and showcase the work and thinking of WAPA members. What we need are five total panel or roundtable proposals. We already have one dedicated to the memory of Charlie Cheney. I am attaching another possible proposal (please respond if interested). More are welcome!

Mark Edberg, Ph.D., M.A.
Professor and Center Director
Department of Prevention and Community Health
Milken Institute School of Public Health 
Secondary Appointments in the Department of Anthropology and Elliott School of International Affairs
The George Washington University
(202) 994-3584

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Re: [wapadc] Need WAPA panel proposals for SfAA 2024

Hi Mark and everyone else who's on this mailing list,

I'M NOT IP TO PUTTING together a presentation or regular session.  But I have been thinking about a roundtable discussion on WAPA and why  anthro could use more LPOS.
For all its shortcomings, WAPA brings people in practice together,  it assumes that its members are involved in anthropology in action, and it helps bring us together around local (more or less) issues and concerns.  It helps us network around career opportunities, shared problems, and questions about resources pretty much throughout the DMV.  At least I think it's what we're trying to do.  The SfAA and AAA are fine but the really don't focus as much on the anthropologist working in practice settings, and they can't help us function within our regional contexts the way an LPO can.  I wonder why there are not more LPO's and what others think about these questions.

So, Mark, and everyone else reading this, what are your thoughts?  Is there any interest in pursuing this?

Thanks,

Suzanne
Suzanne Heurtin-Roberts MA, PhD, MSW
Adjunct Professor 
Department of Anthropology
UMD, College Park


From: 'Mark Edberg' via WAPADC <wapadc@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Friday, September 8, 2023 3:00 PM
To: WAPADC <wapadc@googlegroups.com>
Subject: [wapadc] Need WAPA panel proposals for SfAA 2024
 
Wapistas -- We are going to co-sponsor the 2024 SfAA meetings in Santa Fe. This will be a great opportunity to raise WAPA's profile and showcase the work and thinking of WAPA members. What we need are five total panel or roundtable proposals. We already have one dedicated to the memory of Charlie Cheney. I am attaching another possible proposal (please respond if interested). More are welcome!

Mark Edberg, Ph.D., M.A.
Professor and Center Director
Department of Prevention and Community Health
Milken Institute School of Public Health 
Secondary Appointments in the Department of Anthropology and Elliott School of International Affairs
The George Washington University
(202) 994-3584

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Wednesday, 13 September 2023

[wapadc] Message from NAPA: Panels, Presentations, and Profundity, Oh My!

[forwarded on behalf of NAPA: please send replies to the individuals listed in the message below.]

Panels, Presentations, and Profundity, Oh My!

The National Association for the Practice of Anthropology (NAPA) is looking for interesting and thought-provoking panels and presentations to sponsor at the SfAA meeting in Santa Fe, New Mexico (March 26-30, 2024).  We are specifically looking to sponsor sessions that highlight important contributions in program and policy being made by Professional, Practicing, and Applied (PPA) anthropologists. If you are working with inspiring people on a topic that has change as its purpose or outcome, please consider developing a presentation. There are different kinds of presentations possible:

  • Single and Multiple-Part Sessions
    • Session organizers bring together presentations – usually 3-5 papers - that focus on a topic or method. The organizer registers and submits the session abstract and list of participants. The participants register and submit individual paper abstracts.
    • Session organizers occasionally request approval for a "double session" on the same topic. Such sessions are difficult to slot into the program if they are scheduled in sequence.  However, they can be arranged when a large group of closely organized papers are coordinated (7-10 papers for a double session). 
    • For a multiple-part session, the organizer registers and submits the session abstract and list of participants using more than one submission form.  The session abstracts submitted can be the same or different, but should be titled part one, part two.  The list of participants and individual paper titles included on each form should correspond to the correct session "part."  The participants register and submit individual paper abstracts.
    • Sessions of timed formal papers are only one way to present research results or discuss timely topics. Increasingly, our members choose alternative formats for communication and discussion. Below are the more popular alternative formats, and how organizers should register them. 
  • Panel Sessions (No Papers)
    • Panels of several speakers, who make brief statements and then respond to questions and comments from the organizer and the audience are increasingly popular. The organizer registers and submits the panel abstract and list of participants.  The panelists register, but do not submit abstracts.
  • Roundtable Sessions (No Papers)
    • Roundtables are similar to panels, except that the exchanges tend to be between the participants. The organizer registers and submits the roundtable abstract and list of participants.  The roundtable participants register, but do not submit abstracts.
  • Open Discussions (No Papers)
    • Open discussions may have panelists, or they may only have a facilitator who leads a freewheeling discussion of a specific topic. The organizer registers and submits the discussion abstract and list of participants, if any.  If there are discussion participants to be listed, use the Panel form. The participants register, but do not submit abstracts.

If you are interested in developing and running a panel/presentation with NAPA sponsorship and promotion, please reach out to Cathleen Crain and Erica Hawvermale.   

Many thanks, Cathleen

Cathleen E. Crain

Past-President,

National Association for the Practice of Anthropology (NAPA)

www.practicinganthropology.org

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[wapadc] Message from NAPA: Calling Workshop Enthusiasts!

[forwarding on behalf of NAPA – please reply to the individuals linked in the message below.] 

Calling Workshop Enthusiasts! 

The National Association for the Practice of Anthropology (NAPA) is looking for interesting and thought-provoking workshops to sponsor at the SfAA meeting in Santa Fe, New Mexico (March 26-30, 2024).  We are specifically looking to provide workshops that address gaps in skills, knowledge or education for Professional, Practicing, and Applied (PPA) anthropologists and those looking to become PPA anthropologists. We invite ideas on these and other topics of interest to PPA anthropologists:

  1. Use of new data management and analysis applications in qualitative research
  2. Networking and professional use of LinkedIn and other social media 
  3. Project management essentials  
  4. Resumes for PPA anthropologists/translating academic work to the professional sphere  

If you are interested in developing and running a workshop around one of these topics OR if you have a great idea for a different workshop, please reach out to Cathleen Crain and Erica Hawvermale. 

Many thanks,

Cathleen

Cathleen E. Crain

Past-President,

National Association for the Practice of Anthropology (NAPA)

www.practicinganthropology.org

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Saturday, 9 September 2023

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Friday, 8 September 2023

[wapadc] Need WAPA panel proposals for SfAA 2024

Wapistas -- We are going to co-sponsor the 2024 SfAA meetings in Santa Fe. This will be a great opportunity to raise WAPA's profile and showcase the work and thinking of WAPA members. What we need are five total panel or roundtable proposals. We already have one dedicated to the memory of Charlie Cheney. I am attaching another possible proposal (please respond if interested). More are welcome!

Mark Edberg, Ph.D., M.A.
Professor and Center Director
Department of Prevention and Community Health
Milken Institute School of Public Health 
Secondary Appointments in the Department of Anthropology and Elliott School of International Affairs
The George Washington University
(202) 994-3584

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Thursday, 7 September 2023

[wapadc] FW: [society-for-medical-anthropology] Training on rapid research and evaluation-registration is now open!

 

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In Autumn 2023, the Rapid Research Evaluation and Appraisal Lab (RREAL) will be offering eleven courses on rapid research and evaluation. If you are interested in attending, please book early as our courses sell out quickly: https://onlinestore.ucl.ac.uk/conferences-and-events/faculty-of-medical-sciences-c10/department-of-targeted-intervention-g88/g88-rreal-2023-autumn-training-programme

 

 

 

The Autumn courses on offer are:

 

Introductory courses

  • Introduction to rapid qualitative research: Friday 29 September 2023, 10:00-14:00
  • Introduction to rapid ethnography (followed by a review of review new 'Principles of REPorting A Rapid Ethnography (PREPARE)' - see below for details): Friday 6 October 2023, 10:00-14:00:
  • SPRINT: RREAL's model for PPIE in rapid research and evaluation: Wednesday 11 October 2023, 10:00-12:00
  • Collaborative and Digital Analysis of Big Qualitative Data (LISTEN): Thursday 12 October 2023, 10:00-13:00:
  • Introduction to rapid evaluation: Friday 13 October 2023, 10:00-14:00
  • Introduction to big qualitative data methods: Friday 3 November 2023, 10:00-13:00
  • Introduction to RREAL sheets for simultaneous data collection and synthesis: Friday 24 November 2023, 10:00-11:00

Intermediate and Advanced courses

  • Advanced rapid qualitative data analysis: Friday 20 October 2023, 10:00-13:00
  • Scoping studies in rapid research and evaluation: Friday 10 November 2023, 10:00-13:00
  • Intermediate big qualitative data methods: Friday 17 November 2023, 10:00-13:00
  • Rapid evidence and policy reviews: Friday 1 December 2023, 10:00-12:00

For more information and to book, please visit our training webpage: https://www.rapidresearchandevaluation.com/classes

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