SALSA Membership

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SALSA
Membership/Membresía/Adesão

Annual

Europe/North America/Pacific Professional ($70)
Latin America/Asia (excluding Japan)/Africa Professional ($35)
Europe/North America/Pacific Student ($35)
Latin America/Asia (excluding Japan)/Africa Student ($25)

Annual Form

Lifetime

Latin America/Asia (excluding Japan)/Africa Professional ($600)
Europe/North America/Pacific ($1000)

Lifetime Form

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SALSA Membership Benefits

SALSA Membership Members are entitled to vote in SALSA elections and participate in SALSA’s electronic discussion list, thus networking with a community of over 200 scholars interested in the anthropology of lowland South America. Members will have access to syllabi, bibliographies, information about research archives, and other materials shared among members only (login required online).

New books, films, and exhibits by current SALSA members are featured on this website. Members should send information about their new or forthcoming books, films, and exhibits to the SALSA webmaster.

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The Solidarity Fund

SALSA is a non-profit group run by volunteers. Our organization’s administrative budget derives entirely from membership fees, and is fully dedicated to publishing the journal Tipití, and maintaining our website and listserv. SALSA meetings are funded by conference registration fees and sponsorship by a hosting institution.

The Solidarity Fund is an additional source of funds donated by members and supporters. Its purpose is to allow us to explore new possibilities, such as stipends for international travel to the Biennial Meetings; student awards; an indigenous library fund; and other activities that support our goals of furthering the anthropology of Lowland South America through intellectual and collegial exchange.

DONATE TO THE SOLIDARITY FUND

The Fund is administered in accordance with the financial regulations and rules of the Society (see By-laws) and administered by the President with the Secretary/ Treasurer. Decisions on the use of the funds are made by these officers with the Board of Directors, in consultation with the membership.

SALSA is a tax-exempt (501.c.3) organization and your contributions are tax-deductible.

Your contributions are sincerely appreciated. This fund was created through the leadership of Past President Janet Chernela. The current Officers and Board of Directors welcome your suggestions for future initiatives.