My book "Love and Liberation"–-a story about politics, work, expertise, and inequities within the humanitarian aid industry (globally and in Ethiopia)–-is now available for pre-order in paperback, hardcover, & eBook from @CornellUP https://t.co/LL3VCgxupD

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in ensuring health security for a citizenry. Virchow viewed advocacy as an essential part of health praxis, and, in keeping with this legacy, the Critical Anthropology for Global Health (CAGH) Special Interest Group honors Virchow's work with three awards.

of poverty increase people's susceptibility to disease and result in reduced life expectancy and quality of life. He eloquently articulated the limits of medicine in the absence of material security, a sentiment which informed his view that nation-states play an important role...

Rudolf Virchow, a 19th century German physician, was a founder of social medicine. His contributions centered on his recognition that multiple intersecting factors - social, political, and economic – produce disease and illness. He argued that the circumstances & deprivations...

Hard copies are no longer accepted. Confirmation of receipt will be sent. To ensure a prompt and fair review, papers will not be accepted after the August 1, 2024 11:59 pm PST deadline. Message CAGH co-chairs @anthrogirrrl or @mendenhall_em with any questions.

Awards are made in 3 categories: 1) Professional 2) Grad Student, & 3) Undergrad Student. Submit your own work and/or to nominate papers of your students or articles of colleagues. Email the paper & a cover letter to the Awards Committee at caghvirchow@gmail.com by Aug 1, 2024.

📣 NOMINATE yourself or someone else by August 1st for the **2024 Rudolf Virchow Awards**, given by the Critical Anthropology for Global Health special interest group @SocMedAnthro @AmericanAnthro. Winners combine critical medical anthropology w/ rich ethnography. @mendenhall_em

Illustrating Israel's war-crime attacks on health care for Palestinians, "hundreds of Palestinian doctors [have] disappeared into Israeli detention."

“The U.S. has provided both the military and the diplomatic support that enabled famine to emerge in #Gaza.” @JeremyKonyndyk spoke with @Independent for their latest investigation on the Biden administration’s complicity in famine. https://t.co/QxkApxSkoO

All too often, humanitarian interventions overlook large parts of what displacement-affected people really want in order to live meaningful lives. Our latest policy brief on #wellbeing in displacement explores, take a look 👉 https://t.co/UZwFYxpE5Y

Hidden toll: "After over 6 months of relentless war, Gaza’s healthcare workers have had to face unprecedented challenges to provide medical assistance to thousands of people, while trying to survive & manage the toll the war has taken on them personally."

SIS Office of Research is excited to release the fifth edition of our newsletter highlighting faculty peer-reviewed journal articles. This edition features @anthrogirrrl, @KenConca, and @MariaDeJesus_AU from the @AU_SIS Environment, Development & Health Department!

📣 NEW BRIEFING! What are the social and structural determinants and community dynamics of #cholera infection and mortality in #Ethiopia? Read our latest briefing paper by Lauren Carruth @anthrogirrrl 👇 https://t.co/E2z3lPo4n2 #Anthrologica @wellcometrust

In honor of SIS professor emeritus Paul Wapner, up to $1,000 in gifts given to the Department of Environment, Development, and Health will be MATCHED for AU Giving Day! #AUChangeCantWait Give a gift at this link:

Tigray is trying to claw its way back from years of war, but the civilian population needs much more help. Without assistance, there is a risk that #Tigray will not recover. Tigray must not be forgotten. Read more from Sarah Miller in @newsweek https://t.co/TxJHJfuqsH

"Dacar” is similar to the gut microbiome for #Somalis in #Ethiopia but it’s also more than that--bile, bitterness, & aloe too. Somalis taught me how nourishment & nutrition require more than food & drink, but balancing the multispecies flows of life we all depend on for digestion

I wrote an article about #digestion, the #microbiome, the microbiopolitics of commensality, & implications for #globalhealth and #humanitarian policies: https://t.co/xNfxbks7iy @research_sis @SISGEP @AU_SIS @NutrireL

This Thursday at 4pm @AU_SIS: "Development in Africa's Informal Settlements: Below the Proletariat" book launch with Professor Angela Pashayan! RSVP here: https://t.co/uW6hxzBa1x @AmericanU_CECE @AUResearch

“A humanitarian pause only delays more civilian deaths...Only a ceasefire can stop the bloodshed.” We explore #humanitarian hypocrisy, double standards & the law in #Gaza ⤵️ https://t.co/Wskc51iiSI

Reports of intense bombardment in Gaza are extremely distressing. Evacuation of patients is not possible under such circumstances, nor to find safe shelter. The blackout is also making it impossible for ambulances to reach the injured. We are still out of touch with our staff