Deadline approaching! Don't forget to submit your pitch for the an upcoming Anthropology News issue: Deception. We're inviting you to explore the anatomy of deception, while considering the ways in which it shapes human life. Deadline: 2/2 Details: ow.ly/6t4F50QvBHZ

Last chance to submit for the Deception call for pitches! We invite you to consider the ways in which deception and our definitions of it shape human life. Please send a 300-word pitch, and a 50-word bio by end of day today! Details: ow.ly/QL8U50QvC41

Call for Pitches: Artificial Intelligence (AI) We're delving into the field of AI and its relationship with human reality. We encourage a range of formats: analytical essays, fieldwork-based studies, multimedia pieces, and more. Deadline: 2/23 Details: ow.ly/5uqB50QvCAF

“Burning from the Outside In: Cancer Patients in a Hyperthermic World” My latest on some really fun topics. Cancer! Climate crisis! Both at the same time! Click below for an uplifting read! Heat - ⁦Anthropology News⁩ ⁦American Anthropological Association⁩ anthropology-news.org/issue/heat/

"In #Baghdad the weather is not just a backdrop, it's a fundamental aspect of people's existence." "Under the Baghdad sun" my lastest paper on habitability and climate change in #Iraq for Anthropology News is out ! With مرتجى لطيف - Murtaja Lateef's stunning photos 🔥 anthropology-news.org/articles/under…

New from Anthropology News: A long-form documentary photo project investigates how historical events are taught & remembered by examining how & what the post-9/11 generation has learned about the events of 9/11. Read more in this piece by Ash Marinaccio: ow.ly/1jI250QvCSw

Call for Pitches: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Anthropology News is delving into the burgeoning field of artificial intelligence (AI) and its intricate relationship with human reality. Deadline: February 23 Details: ow.ly/wpjz50QAmbK

ICYMI: The Anthropology News HEAT issue is out now! We turn our attention to heat of all kinds: how people handle resource insecurity on an increasingly hot planet, examining the bodily sensations of cancer treatment, and much more. Read more: ow.ly/FiWy50QAmfp

New from Anthropology News: Cooking in the “Melting Pot” of Delhi Delhi has been known as the melting pot of culture in India but it’s also melting in a different way due to increasing humidity, precarious weather, & more. Read Rashmi Kumar's piece here: ow.ly/ObsK50QAmx2

Deadline approaching! Call for Pitches: Artificial Intelligence We invite submissions that probe the anthropological dimensions of AI: how it affects and is affected by human behavior, social norms, and cultural practices. Deadline: 2/23 Details: ow.ly/hYau50QAmFE

Don't forget to submit your pitch for the AN issue: Artificial Intelligence! AI appears poised to impact nearly every aspect of human life. We invite submissions that probe the anthropological dimensions of AI. Deadline is tomorrow (2/23)! Details: ow.ly/wFo150QAmOh

Anthropology News Call for Pitches: Treasure! This issue will explore the multifaceted concept of “treasure” through an anthropological lens. We seek to uncover how treasures are understood across different cultures. Deadline: March 4 Details: ow.ly/T9fX50QGk4z

Delhi has been known as a melting pot of culture in India because so many different cultures and communities reside together—but it’s also melting in a different way due to its dense population, poor air quality, increasing humidity & weather. Read more: ow.ly/nUhs50R1iGm

Yue Ma and Jasmin Reed participated in the AAA’s Louise Lamphere Internship Program last summer. Hear about their experiences in the internship and what they learned during the six week program. Read more in "A Tale of Two Internships": ow.ly/3vTQ50R1lQQ

The Anthropology Career Readiness Network conducted focus groups with undergrad and graduate anthropology students. Conversations revealed several common themes and concerns that led to recommendations for enhancing anthropology education. Read more: ow.ly/vuav50R1lZX

In the latest Anthropology News issue, COOL TECH looks at how weather and technology come together to configure life and labor in the city, particularly from the perspective of people who make, sell, or repair cooling technologies. Watch here: ow.ly/BVFJ50R4hoP

"Birthing rooms, no matter the location, are places of labor—and where there is labor, there is heat." Read more in the piece "Birth Is Hot and Sweaty, and So Am I: Accessing Patient Care through Shared Discomfort" from Anthropology News. ow.ly/qUg550R4hIp

Between San Juan del Cesar’s leaden sun and hot Caribbean air, electricity is paramount, and fans are everyday necessities, not luxuries. Learn about how urban activists are fighting with Air-e, the electric utility company, for better infrastructure. ow.ly/pnzu50R4ikh

Did you know General Mills hired anthropologists to rethink how to make breakfast easy and fun for kids while pleasing health-conscious parents? That’s how Go-Gurt was developed. You could be that anthropologist! Explore great career options at ACE! careercenter.americananthro.org/jobs/