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🔉PhD funding to support fieldwork. Available to everyone regardless of legal status, world region, field of study, educational institution etc. The theme is on “uncertainty” zeit-stiftung.de/uncertainty/

Doctoral scholarship alert Institute for Culture and Society (ICS) Western Sydney University Heather Horst for international/domestic students. Interested in the challenges & opportunities for cultural/linguistic diversity in automated decision-making (ADM) across Australia & the Asia-Pacific? Go apply!

We’re excited to announce the HowWeSurvive website is now live! Take a look around howwesurvive.com to learn more about what we’re doing, and how you can be a part of it. UNSW Arts, Design & Architecture UNSW Built Environment

New in article in the journal Disasters - Community-centred disaster recovery: A call to change the narrative.

📰New paper in the International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction Building age-inclusive disaster risk reduction: Insights among geographically mobile young adults in regional Australia doi.org/10.1016/j.ijdr… #Disaster #DRR Elsevier @ELSenviron UNSW Built Environment

i'm reading this introduction on the anthropology of ambiguity and i just realized how, currently, we demand so many things to be clearly defined.

New Miniseries Alert! 🎙️ Our Idioms of Normality podcast, hosted by Paul Mason, is launching a special series based on the book The Anthropology of Ambiguity edited by Mahnaz Alimardanian and Tim Heffernan, Ph.D. 🗓️ Launches Oct 17, 2024! More info on our website!

Check out the intro vid to Traces&Dreams mini-series exploring the chapters of our edited book, The #anthropology of #ambiguity, published by Manchester University Press

Blog post: Embracing the Power of #Ambiguity: A New Anthropological Perspective goodreads.com/author_blog_po… via Goodreads

You can now also find me at [@]theffernan.bsky.social

Join us for a new semester of the Centre for Archaeological Research (CAR) Seminars! Convened by Dr Anna Florin Anna Florin the seminars are on Fridays, 3:30pm-4:30pm. Next Friday 21 Feb: Dr Laura Rademaker from ANU School of History

Now is the time for government to act – before the next disaster strikes. Tim Heffernan, Ph.D. @OurANU theconversation.com/climate-disast…

With climate-related disasters projected to increase in frequency and severity, the task of ensuring safe and adequate housing for all Australians remains a challenge. Dr Tim Heffernan talks about the risk of homelessness and what we can do about it. theconversation.com/climate-disast…