Heide Castañeda
@CastanedaHeide
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Professor, University of South Florida
Joined January 2013
Sunday morning FedEx surprise! New book is officially published published! Info here: https://t.co/XeSAu2cKtq
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New article in JEMS by @CastanedaHeide & Amine Bit examines how Amazigh migrants to the U.S. negotiate existing ethnoracial hierarchies as Indigenous North Africans https://t.co/JMexkW1wO3
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My new commentary in American Ethnologist on spaces and contestations of citizenship
AE 51.3 - Congrats to all our authors! 🎉🎉🎉 @DominicBoyer, Eli Elinoff, @ghazalfarrukhi, @Busnihoh, Peter Nyers, Kalpana Ram, Rebecca Bryant, Ayşe Çağlar, @sianlazar, @CastanedaHeide, @nativeinformant, Brian Walter, Emrah Karakuş, @ElanaResnick
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Our new article on Amazigh im/migrants to the U.S. & how they negotiate existing ethnoracial hierarchies as Indigenous North Africans - w/ Amine Bit https://t.co/ItYcm0vGjO
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#SoonInAJPH "'The Hotel of 10,000 Stars': The impact of social-structural determinants of health among im/migrant shrimpers in the Gulf of Mexico" @DrGuillotWright @LacyDDavis @CastanedaHeide @AlfredoMorabia
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New article out in AJPH on interplay between precarious immigration status & hazardous work among Vietnamese & Mexican commercial shrimpers. We discuss trips, slips, falls, & sharks and persistent loneliness/isolation as health inequities https://t.co/jrbmxgS30N
ajph.aphapublications.org
Objectives. To identify appropriate interventions to prevent injury, we conducted a qualitative study among commercial shrimp fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico. Methods. Using qualitative and partici...
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Just published! My article in the inaugural issue of Tamazgha Studies Journal discussing ways to critically re-orient intellectual spaces to emphasize Indigeneity-informed perspectives on borders & migration (open access) https://t.co/8OloLL2djO
tamazghastudiesjournal.org
Heide Castañeda peer reviewed article Tamazgha as Indigeneity-Informed Approach. Tamazgha Studies Journal (TSJ) is an interdisciplinary open access peer-reviewed journal that seeks to foreground a...
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Friday! Join us to hear about research on Amazigh diaspora in US as well as findings from our NSF project on forced immobility & Sub-Saharan migrants in Southern Morocco w/ @TaraDeubel (program & Zoom link below) @FloridaState @USFResearch @CASatUSF
https://t.co/TRdquRxMLu
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New coauthored article w/ @drlizaaranda @elivaquera & @escue_mel about how undocumented young adults navigated legal status during the pandemic & how policies normalize unequal treatment of noncitizens (dm for copy!) https://t.co/ZW4hg1KBdp
journals.sagepub.com
Using longitudinal qualitative data, we examine how undocumented immigrants in Florida navigated the first year of the COVID pandemic. Building on the concepts ...
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Check out this new book by Sarah A. Smith, dear colleague & former PhD student. Great addition to migration or medical anthropology classes! If you are interested in critical studies of gender, immigration policy, & US imperialism, this is the book for you https://t.co/3hB8r27Ccw
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We show how undocumented migrants experience place as intersecting with broader patterns of race and ethnicity, and point to the importance of the shared experience of “illegality” as it relates to place-making
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“A Lot of People There were Undocumented, or At Least Looked Like Me”: A recent article we published on place-making and immigrant belonging in situations of heightened visibility, deportability, and vulnerability - with @escue_mel and @aranda
https://t.co/DUvOZcQtUn
tandfonline.com
Contemporary migration studies in cultural geography emphasize place-based approaches, recognizing the relational and contextual nature of belonging, especially as these are nested within material ...
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What a great conversation! Can’t wait for the episode to drop
great to speak alongside @CastanedaHeide & @nolan_kline about borders, immigration enforcement, & creating a world in which immigrants can thrive. Thanks to @RylieSeidl & Fonzi Mendoza (ASU Transborder Studies ) for the invite. Looking forward to sharing the pod when its out!
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Looking forward to being part of this exciting lecture series!
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Dr. Antoinette Jackson on tv program @60Minutes last night: “Not just Clearwater, it’s nationally from New York, all the way out toward Texas, and all the way down to South Florida where these cemeteries had been built over—erased” https://t.co/VXeGBycmwr
cbsnews.com
Black cemeteries that were said to be relocated for development projects in the 1950s have been uncovered under a parking lot, school and office building in Clearwater, Florida.
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“I hear you. I'm working. I want to recognize the contributions, the life you lived. I recognize and see your humanity. “ Watch Dr. Antoinette Jackson on @60Minutes speaking about forgotten Black cemeteries @USFResearch
cbsnews.com
In the 1950s, in Clearwater, Florida, Black cemeteries were supposed to be relocated for various development projects. But many graves were never relocated and the cemeteries were paved over.
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Findings from our #NSF project illustrating how status loss (e.g., #DACA) leads to stress and poor mental health —> this week in the Tampa Bay Times - with @drlizaaranda @elivaquera @GirseaMartinez @TB_Times @NSF
tampabay.com
A team of researchers conducted the study on 50 Tampa Bay residents living in limbo as threat of deportation looms.
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We are hiring! Please share our ad for a tenure-track position in medical anthropology! https://t.co/iOCXWpei87
careercenter.americananthro.org
Department: Anthropology 0-1205-000 College: College of Arts and Sciences Salary Plan: Regular Hiring Salary: Negotiable POSITION SUMMARY: The D...
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