"The Fish Trap", by G. Shepard, chosen by SAPIENS to celebrate World Poetry Day "The Fish Trap", a poem by anthropologist-poet Glenn Shepard, who works with Indigenous peoples in Latin America, was chosen by SAPIENS to celebrate World Poetry Day. This is Shepard's introduction to his poem: The...
Read More
PANEL 03: Indigenous futures: anthropology of the forthcoming in native Amazonia SALSA XII Sesquiannual Conference - Vienna, 2019 Organizers: Camilla Morelli, University of Bristol, UK Amy Penfield, University of Bristol, UK Chairs: Camilla Morelli, Amy Penfield Abstract: This panel considers how indigenous Amazonians imagine, discuss and negotiate the future amidst radical...
Read More
Glenn Shepard Goeldi Museum SALSA Webmaster 2017-2019 See posts tagged Glenn Shepard ...
Read More
Special debate on indigenous peoples in isolation: Call for contributions We are pleased to announce a call for short contributions to a special open debate on "Indigenous peoples in isolation: terminology, territory and processes of contact” to be organized by Minna Opas, Felipe Milanez, Luis...
Read More
The human face of Manu Park: National Geographic The June issue of National Geographic included a feature story by Emma Marris on the human history and conservation status of Manu National Park, Peru. SALSA member Glenn Shepard guided Marris during the expedition to Manu, and the...
Read More
Conversations in the Lobby 2013 SALSA VIII Sesquiannual Conference, Nashville Organizer: Carlos D. Londoño Sulkin (University of Regina) Time: March 9th, 2013, 8:30-10:10 a.m. Location: Vanderbilt University, Buttrick 101 Carlos David Londoño organized a special session called Conversations in the Lobby. This event was planned in fond memory of Steven Rubenstein’s...
Read More