Alcineis Acate Peres Winner of the Norm and Sibby Whitten Research Fund 2022-2023 Indigenous practices and knowledge in the Amazon triple frontier: The Kokama sociocultural expression at the Guanabara community school II The initial objective of this project is to investigate, through practices and knowledge, sociocultural expressions of...
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Joan Gutiérrez Rodríguez Winner of the Norm and Sibby Whitten Research Fund 2022-2023 Take care of the language to take care of life, the territory and leave it for those who come This project seeks to consolidate in a collaborative and community way a joint work strategy to...
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Meredith Cristina Castro Rios Winner of the Norm and Sibby Whitten Research Fund 2022-2023 Between smiles and masato: an approach to the values of the Shawi people through laughter Based on the approaches of the anthropology of emotions and the anthropology of humor, this study seeks, through the...
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[spb_text_block pb_margin_bottom="no" pb_border_bottom="no" width="1/1" el_position="first last"] XIV SALSA Biennial Conference 2023 [/spb_text_block] [spb_text_block pb_margin_bottom="no" pb_border_bottom="no" width="1/1" el_position="first last"] Partner hotels, malocas, travel agencies, community-based tourism undertakings and other services with special offers for SALSA 2023 participants. The benefits offered by our SALSA Partners plan are only available by direct...
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XIV SALSA Biennial Conference 2023 Conference Venue Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Leticia, Amazonas [caption id="attachment_19254" align="alignright" width="300"] Casa Hija Eetane[/caption] The main locale of the Conference will be the Amazonia campus of Universidad Nacional de Colombia (UNAL) in Leticia, a beautiful venue surrounded by forest. There are ample and comfortable...
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Keynote Lecture 2023 Other Anthropologies and their cosmopolitical challenges SALSA XIV Biennial Conference 2023 Tania Stolze Lima, Universidade Federal Fluminense de Rio de Janeiro Considering both our common interest in anthropological relationships that are neither hierarchical nor extractive, and our intention to situate ourselves within our own existential and...
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