How can we as anthropologists entertain and educate a broader public? What stuff do most people like, how do we write for them, and where do we reach them?PopAnth aims to a) produce stuff for public consumption; b) work out better ways to write and disseminate for the general public; c) agglomerate popular anthropology that's already been published.Welcome to the anthropocene!See More

Non-traditional student group. Let's compare notes, share resources and our lessons learned.See More

This group allows the sharing of personal experience and advice on how to write an article / text / paper in Anthropology.

Hi, I am from Nepal, and doing PhD at the University of Hyderabad. I am likely to develop my pre-fieldwork seminar on Ecology of Poverty and Rural Livelihood Systems. Hereby, I would like to invite you all for an open discussion.See More

For those interested in discussing issues related to processes that generally get glossed as globalization. How do we understand globalization? Are we fruitfully engaging with studies of globalization in other disciplines?

Decolonizing anthropology is a group committed to interrogating and critiquing anthropology. It is a forum that begins with colonialism(s) as a given and opens up the possibilities for a non-colonial anthropology.

There are many anthropology journals. Unfortunately, not all of them are read or heard of equally! This is a group for posting call-for-papers for all known and unknown journals, promoting the OAC's spirit of international cooperation.

A forum to discuss how economic anthropology might be regenerated by taking advantage of new social forms such as this one.

A forum for conversations between those inclined towards presenting ethnographically-derived insights through experimental ethnographic writing including the broader fields of 'creative non-fiction' and ‘creative fiction'.

Theories guiding our thinking, and thinking about theory.