AAA is offering a “Virtual Attendance” pilot project in conjunction with the 2019 AAA/CASCA Annual Meeting in Vancouver this November, thanks to a great suggestion from the Members’ Programmatic Advisory and Advocacy Committee.
Virtual sessions will be available during the day/time they run live (see schedule below). For increased accessibility, CART captioning and ASL interpretation will be provided during all virtual sessions. The live sessions will be recorded and made available on the AAA website four to six weeks following the Annual Meeting. We’ll send a link out to all participants as soon as that is set up.
Price for Student Members:$50.00
AAA Member and Department Services Partner Price:$75.00
Non-Member Price:$100.00
Virtual Meeting Events Package
- Opening Ceremony Keynote Address: Creating Harmonious Environments with Architect Douglas Cardinal - Live Webcast
- November 20, 2019 9:30 PM Eastern
- Making Ethnography in Graphic Form: Productive Tensions, Creative Engagements, Uncertain Knowledges - Live Webcast
- November 21, 2019 11:00 AM Eastern
- Roundtable Discussion: Marie-Eve Carrier-Moisan, Carleton University; Erika Hoffmann-Dilloway, Oberlin College; Stacy Pigg, Simon Fraser University; Sally Campbell Galman, University of Massachusetts (Amherst); Andrew Gilbert, McMaster University; Larisa Kurtovic, University of Ottawa; Coleman Nye, Simon Fraser University
- Cite Black Women: Race, Gender, Justice and Citational Politics in Anthropology - Live Webcast
- November 21, 2019 1:15 PM Eastern
- Executive Session Roundtable: Christen Smith, University of Texas at Austin; Antoinette Jackson, University of South Florida; Erica Williams, Spelman College; Bianca Williams, CUNY Graduate Center; Dana-Ain Davis, CUNY Graduate Center; A Lynn Bolles, University of Maryland; Keisha-Khan Perry, Brown University; Christa Craven, College of Wooster; Sameena Mulla, Marquette University; Christen Smith, University of Texas at Austin
- MPAAC: Precarious Policies: Migrant Health in Times of Crisis and Rising Xenophobia - Live Webcast
- November 22, 2019 1:15 PM Eastern
- Roundtable Discussion: Thurka Sangaramoorthy, University of Maryland; Katherine Lambert-Pennington, University of Memphis; Kristin Yarris, University of Oregon; Lauren Carruth, American University; William Beeman, University of Minnesota
- A Moral Commitment to the Gift: Sharing Knowledge through Anthropology Now - Live Webcast
- November 22, 2019 5:00 PM Eastern
- Presentations:
- Solidarity as a Key to Success for Public Anthropology
- Rylan Higgins – Saint Mary's University, Department of Anthropology
- Scouting, Cultivating, Curating: The Work of a Section Editor in the Age of Digital Reproduction
- Jennifer Cool – University of Southern California
- Making Bathrooms Strange and Eclipses Familiar: Reaching Out through Anthropology Now
- Robert Myers – Alfred University
- The Process Disrupted: Collaborative Text Development at Anthropology Now
- Maria D. Vesperi – New College of Florida
- Grabbing Attention With Anthropology Now
- Discussion
- Eben Kirksey – Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study - Deakin University
- Discussion
- Katherine McCaffrey – Montclair State University
- Indigenous Language Media and Community Radio: Stories, Solidarities, and Social Change - Live Webcast
- November 23, 2019 1:15 PM Eastern
- Presentations:
- Contested Ideologies of Language Revitalization in Upper Napo Kichwa Community Media
- Georgia Ennis – Penn State University, Center for Humanities and Information
- Indigenous Airwaves and Bureaucratic Dissonance: “You’ve Gotta Quit Kicking My Dawgs Around….”
- Kathleen Buddle – University of Manitoba, Department of Anthropology
- Inuit and Inuktut in action in Montreal and Ottawa community radio
- Donna Patrick – Carleton University
- Mobilizing Nipivut ('Our Voice'): a case study of anthropology in action
- Mark K. Watson – Concordia University, Department of Sociology & Anthropology
- Kichwa Hatari: Transnational Collective, Radio and Movement
- Amalia Cordova – Smithsonian Institution
- Spoken From The Heart
- Reimagining and Remapping Environmental and Racial Justice in the Face of a Trumpian Attack - Live Webcast
- November 23, 2019 5:00 PM Eastern
- Presentations:
- Trump Vs. De Blasio: Environmental Justice, Policy and the Politics of Disaffection
- Melissa A. Checker – CUNY - Queens College
- We are Fighting Just to Breathe: Exploring the Racialized Dimensions of Asthma and Zero Waste in Baltimore City
- Nicole W. Fabricant – Towson University
- The Scales of Climate Justice: Mitigating Global Climate Change through State and Federal Litigation in the United States
- Natalie Bump Vena – Queens College (CUNY)
- Decolonizing Disaster Recovery and Adaptation to Climate Change in Puerto Rico
- Adriana M. Garriga-Lopez – Kalamazoo College
- Homelessness and Environmental Hazards
- Erin Goodling – University of Oregon
- Discussion
- Juan De Lara – University of Southern California, Center for Visual Anthropology
- Discussion
- Shirley J. Fiske – University of Maryland, College Park
- Presidential Address - Live Webcast
- November 23, 2019 9:15 PM Eastern
- Alex W. Barker, President, AAA
Streaming
- Katharine Pope: Forensic Anthropology
- Mackenzie Price: Linguistic Anthropology
- Michael Pappalardo: Archaeology
- Tricia Wang: Global Tech Ethnography
- Diego Vigil: Urban Anthropologist
Click the button above to register. The registration process is best completed on a desktop computer. Be sure to select "AAA webinar" as the event type from the drop down menu during the registration process.
