Webinars

Contesting Racism in Anthropology

Friday 18 September, 13:00 UTC
11pm Sydney; 10pm Tokyo; 6:30pm Delhi; 2pm London/Lisbon; 9am NYC; 8am Mexico City; 6am LA/Vancouver

Participants

Convenor: Clara Saraiva (WCAA and APA); Host: Michel Bouchard (WCAA)

Speakers:

• South Africa: Joy Owen (University of the Free State)
• Poland: Michal Buchowski (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan & European University Viadrina, Frankfurt/O)
• Italy: Valeria R. Corossacz (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia)
• Brazil: Lillia Schwarz (University of São Paulo)
• USA: Irma McClaurin (former president Shaw University)

Questions/sub-themes for debate

• Is there racism consciously or unconsciously, in anthropology itself?
• How is racism in your country/region in relation to anthropology ?
• Black Live Matters movement, overthrow of monuments, revisionism in museums - anti-racism movements today.
• What should Anthroplogy do in the future? 

All colleagues are invited to attend this Zoom meeting via this meeting link. (Meeting ID: 665 5531 7753 and Passcode: 004574)

• Please enter the ‘waiting room’ 10 minutes prior to the scheduled time.
• Please keep your mic on mute and your video off.
• The Zoom meeting has a 300 attendee capacity, so if you are unable to enter the room, you can watch it on the WCAA Facebook page.

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