Homa Hoodfar – Awarded CASCA Women’s Network Lifetime Achievement Award

At the 2017 meeting of the CASCA Women’s Network, Dr. Homa Hoodfar was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award for Contributions to Continue reading →

Dane-zaa Creation Story: A Dreamer’s Performance Transformed

by Robin Ridington, University of British Columbia   (password dzfn)   In 1967, I recorded the last Dane-zaa Dreamer, Charlie Yahey Continue reading →

CASCA Women’s Network Update

The CASCA Women’s Network has had a very successful year. At the 2016 CASCA conference in Halifax, Martha Radice (Dal) organized Continue reading →

Les “pauvres” et la pauvreté dans le discours populaire

Par Éric Gagnon Poulin, Université Laval À la suite d’une important consultation populaire à travers le Québec en 2008-2009, le Continue reading →

Self-Help for Writers

By Daniel Tubb, UNB Fredericton Anthropologist, ethnographer, writer? What am I? I spent seven years as a grad student (two Continue reading →

Étudier la pauvreté sans reproduire les stéréotypes et les préjugés : Considéra-tions éthiques

Par Éric Gagnon Poulin, Université Laval Don’t study the poor and powerless because everything you say about them will be Continue reading →

Gun-Shy: Travelling America by Allegory, A Nashville Tale

By Ian Puppe, Western University I woke on November 9th, 2016, planning to leave London, Ontario for Nashville, Tennessee. I Continue reading →

Targaryen Ethics: A Case Study in Linguistic Appropriation Using “Game of Thrones”

By Eric Henry, Saint Mary’s University As part of my research methods in linguistic anthropology class, I devote a week to Continue reading →