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Teaser - Adversity and resilience across the life course: lessons from our primate cousins
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TEASER - "Narrating Pandemics across Time and Space" - Sabina M. Perrino
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Distinguished Lecture Series Programming 2021-2
01:34:19
Merav Shohet - Distinguished Lecture - May 16, 2022
01:26:07
Kathleen Sterling - Distinguished Lecture Series - April 25, 2022
01:57:28
Vanessa Agard-Jones - Distinguished Lecture Series - March 28, 2022
01:27:30
Marjorie Goodwin - Distinguished Lecture Series - January 31, 2022
01:24:49
Robin G. Nelson - Distinguished Lecture Series - February 28, 2022
01:03
Shohet Teaser 1
01:01
"Building Ice Age Community in Stone" - Kathleen Sterling - Teaser
01:01
"Imagining Care at the End of the World" with Dr. Robin Nelson (Teaser 2)
01:01
"Imagining Care at the End of the World" with Dr. Robin Nelson (Teaser 1)
01:29:53
David Carballo - Distinguished Lecture Series - December 6, 2021
01:20:35
Joan Silk - Distinguished Lecture Series - November 8, 2021
01:30:13
Sameena Mulla - Distinguished Lecture Series - October 4, 2021
01:55:04
African Diasporic Activist Scholarship: Toward the Democratization of Science
01:57:21
Migration through the Camera Lens: Ethnography, Film, and the Migration Crisis
01:59:30
Making your Research Make a Difference: Designing a Strategy to Engage the Public with Social Media
01:53:42
COVID 19 and Anthropology
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The Anthropology Section of the New York Academy of Sciences, which has its origins in the participation of anthropologists in the Academy at the end of the 19th century, has long served as a forum for discussion and debate about what it means to be human. It has been an innovative, progressive voice drawing on knowledge about archeology, human biology, linguistics, and socio-cultural anthropology to contribute to cutting edge perspectives on the human condition. With funding from the Wenner-Gren foundation the Anthropology Section hosts a monthly free Distinguished Lecturer Series that engage scholars, students, and a broader public in the exploration of yearly topical theme.
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