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Disrupting Cultures of Harassment in Archaeology: Social-Environmental and Trauma-Informed Approaches to Disciplinary Transformation
[Content advisory: This article discusses harassment and discrimination in archaeology, including accounts of sexual assault.] This article is the second in a two-part series that reviews and analyzes research on harassment in archaeology and related fields. Whereas the first article (Voss Reference Voss2021) documented the extent of the problem, this one outlines evidence-based solutions that can disrupt cultures of harassment in archaeology.
Using Public Health Interventions to Prevent Harassment in Archaeology
Several times each year, I learn of another case. Sometimes, I see a post on social media. More often, it is through a private email or a phone request for an in-person meeting. The details differ, but the substance is the same: another early-career archaeologist has been harassed or assaulted in the course of their education and research. In such moments, I stay calm and focused. How can I best support this person?
Emory professor named Cottrell Scholar for outstanding contributions to science
The Research Corporation for Science Advancement has named Emory professor Gordon Berman as one of the 24 recipients of the prestigious and highly competitive 2019 Cottrell Scholar Awards. The Cottrell Scholar Award recognizes early-career teacher-scholars for outstanding contributions to science and citizenship. Berman will receive $100,000 toward a three-year project integrating his teaching and research.
Curation as research. A case study in orphaned and underreported archaeological collections
Advisory Committee on Curation, 2003: The archaeological curation crisis. An integrated action plan for the SAA and its partners, Society for American Archaeology, http://staff.washington.edu/sdenton/saawp.pdf. Allen, R., Baxter, R.S., Medin, A., Costello, J.G., Yu, C.Y. and Cleland, J., 2002: Excavation of the Woolen Mills Chinatown (CA-SCL-807H), San Jose. Barker, A.W., 2003: Archaeological ethics. Museums and collections, in Zimmerman, L.J., Vitelli, K.D. and Hollowell-Zimmer, J.
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