EASA Community check-in on 23 October at 12pm noon
As the new academic year begins, many EASA members are starting fresh semesters and research projects. We appreciate the valuable scholarship and service work you continue despite increasing attacks on academics and growing precarity in higher education that affects anthropologists worldwide. The EASA Working Group on Human Rights and Academic Freedom, along with the EASA Executive Committee, invites EASA members to our community check-in – a safe space to connect with fellow members, share concerns, exchange strategies, and build solidarity during these challenging times. After brief greetings from Working Group and Executive members, we’ll have an open microphone format. Share your concerns, questions, or stories of resilience during these challenging times. Feel free to bring lunch or drinks as we connect and support each other, even online. As the saying goes: “Bread eaten together tastes better” – let us embrace this wisdom by sharing food and solidarity across our global community. EASA members should receive registration details via email. If not, check your spam folder or contact membership(at)easaonline.org.