Assistant Professor @ Western Carolina University | Indigenous media and language revitalization in the Ecuadorian Amazon
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My article, "Linguistic Natures: Method, Media, and Language Reclamation in the Ecuadorian Amazon," was recently published in JLA with early view. I'm so grateful to be able to share what I learned from my #Kichwa colleagues with wider audiences #linganth
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"Caring for Indigenous Languages in Settler Times"
by Georgia Ennis @GCEnnis
Part of //A Sign of Our Times: Caring in an Unsettling World//, a new AES collection co-edited by @magazch & @salwa_tareen
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Grateful that my collaboration with the Association of Upper Napo Kichwa Midwives recently received an honorable mention from Abya Yala Press!
The book explores environmental knowledge and histories of members of AMUPAKIN in Kichwa with Spanish and English translations
Felicitamos a los ganadores de la I convocatoria de Lenguas de Abya Yala. 🎉
💻Conoce más de los textos ganadores en el siguiente enlace: bit.ly/ConvocatoriaDeLenguas…
#EditorialAbyaYala #Convocatorias #LenguasDeAbyaYala
Calling all #sociologists: the Department of Anthropology and Sociology at Western Carolina University is hiring a sociologist with a specialty area in Gender and Globalization/Development, able to teach Environmental Sociology or Ethnographic Methods jobs.wcu.edu/postings/21973&…
Hanging out with the @MikeMenaNYC for #SLABoulder - you should come see what he has planned for his talk tomorrow
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The latest on the EnviroSociety blog: Brian O'Neill @socioneill writes on the politics of climate change adaptation and seawater desalination
#AnthroTwitter #EnviroAnthro
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Devastating scenes from the Ecuadorian Amazon after yesterday's @OCPEcuador pipeline bursted: “The river is contaminated. Look. Thousands of liters are being spilled into the river. Thousands and thousands. Thousands and thousands. The Coca River is contaminated. Oh my God."
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NO SE PUEDE ESPERAR MÁS
Comunidades Kichwas están en especial situación de vulnerabilidad por la violación sistemática de sus derechos desde el #SOSDerrameAmazonía 2020, daño que no ha sido reparado, y que se repitió el #28Ene 2022.
@Ambiente_Ec, @RecNaturalesEC, @CorteConstEcu
I almost forgot to share this article about the recent research talk I gave @DukeTrinity on the links between environmental racism and language oppression in the Amazon. Thank you so much for having me!
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I've been waiting for this piece by Josh Babcock in @news4anthros on "Whiteness and Pedagogies of Language" and it did not disappoint anthropology-news.org/articl…
I'm very excited to be able to share some of my research on community media and language revitalization @DukeTrinity
Thursday (11/4) at 5:30 pm: Duke's Sawyer Seminar Series on language discrimination will host Georgia Ennis (@GCEnnis) on "Rainforest Radio: Language Oppression and Reclamation in the Western Amazon."
RSVP for in-person: bit.ly/3BAA57X
Or Zoom: bit.ly/3bBqGCg
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Check out the activities scheduled for Native America Heritage Month
#NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #NativeTwitter #NativeAmericanHeritage #AcademicTwitter
@SACNASPennState @penn_state
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Our new Issue is up! It focuses on conceptual and institutional methods of humanistic sound research, including a continuation of our yearlong series on "The Soundwork of Media Activism" edited by @GCEnnis, @PoeticsHeretic, @akbarjenkins, & @joshshepperd. online.ucpress.edu/res/issue…
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Concerned about climate change and plastic pollution? Our friends over at @shsuprss_conf are hosting a conference this Friday. Key note by @GCEnnis Still time to sign up!
Attention all #EarthlyMatters2021 attendees! You can now read some papers in advance for this Friday! They are all live on our website and the password is in your inbox (double check your spam!) We can't wait to see you again (for our last live day!) this Friday! 🌱🌎💚
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Many thanks to all of our speakers and attendees for joining us today for day 2 of #EarthlyMatters2021 . Join us next week for day 3 for another afternoon of discussion. Check out the abstract by next week's keynote speaker, @GCEnnis, here: shuprssconference.wordpress.…
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The headlines about the climate crisis are often centred around #plasticpollution but what are the real systems in which plastic circulates? @GCEnnis’ keynote talk (20th Aug) considers the social life of plastics in Amazonian Kichwa communities. Read more: shuprssconference.wordpress.…
One of the best parts of my summer was having the opportunity to read and review @JuanLRodrigue10’s excellent new book
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Come work with me @CHIatPSU - Penn State's Center for Humanities & Information is looking for a one-year visiting fellow psu.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en…
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You now have TWO days left to get in your abstracts for #EarthlyMatters2021! Don't miss the opportunity - check out our site now (shuprssconference.wordpress.…) and in the meantime you can read what @PaulaWieczorek2 had to say about the experience last year:
ALT semi-transparent background image of cherry blossoms, in the middle there is a circular cream textbox. Inside it reads: I thoroughly enjoyed attending the Earth(ly) Matters conference! It was so well put-together and intellectually stimulating! I was most impressed by the high quality of papers and materials presented - they were very original, inspiring and informative. The conference was an excellent opportunity to get feedback and learn about the latest research in the humanities and social sciences. It also provided a much-needed space for networking with diverse scholars. The friendly and warm atmosphere of the meetings allowed for the exchange of new ideas and contributed to the fruitful and uplifting discussions. Paula Wieczorek.
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Check out MotW @akbarjenkins who discusses her work with @pochogreatermx, her new research on the care community and collaborations with @GCEnnis @joshshepperd & Jen Shook themetropole.blog/2021/06/10…