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Woven Ways of Knowing

The Power of Place: Finding Enduring Value(s) in the Landscapes that Surround Us

Invisible Infrastructure: Documenting the Hidden Flood Control Infrastructure in Las Vegas

Science 101: Teaching Scientific Anthropology in the Age of “Alternative” Facts

Time in the Canyon

The 2100 Project: An Atlas for the Green New Deal

What to consider when acknowledging you are on stolen Indigenous lands
Land acknowledgement statements are increasingly common practice, but as they are developed, this article reminds us to ask “Are you doing it to make yourself feel better or to ease your guilt? Are you doing it because you agree that education is really important? Is there something that can come out of it?”

After the Storm: How Hurricane Katrina and the murder of Emmett Till shaped one woman’s commitment to climate justice
