Come join me! There might be a surprise!

Today! Wed., April 10 @ 5:45 pm: Attend a free film screening for the new documentary, The Antisocial Network: Memes to Mayhem, followed by Q&A w/ film directors. In the new SCC building, 45-230.
bit.ly/AntisocialNtwk Co-sponsored by
MIT Anthropology mit philosophy & MIT Schwarzman College of Computing

Wednesday, April 10: Attend a free film screening for the new documentary, The Antisocial Network: Memes to Mayhem, and Q&A w/ film directors Giorgio Angelini and Arthur Jones moderated by Harvard anthropologist Gabriella Coleman. bit.ly/AntisocialNtwk

Today! 4pm, Rm 56-114: Jason De León Book Talk 'Soldiers and Kings: Survival and Hope in the World of Human Smuggling'
Full details here: shorturl.at/cgvxA

Tomorrow! Don't miss Jason De León's talk about his new book ''Soldiers and Kings: Survival and Hope in the World of Human Smuggling' with MIT Anthropology
Tue, April 9th - 4-5:30pm Rm. 56-114 Full details here:
shorturl.at/yHPRS

Today! Hector Beltran discusses his new book 'Code Work - Hacking across the US/México Techno-Borderlands' (@PrincetonUPress) Hybrid: Th 4/4 @ 4pm PT bit.ly/Beltrán co-sponsored by CSTMS Berkeley Latinx Research Center UC Berkeley Anthropology & UCB Media Studies

Looking forward to hosting Jason De León's book talk 'Soldiers and Kings: Survival and Hope in the World of Human Smuggling' shorturl.at/gjsu9J
Tues, April 9th 4-5:30pm in Rm 56-114

MIT Anthropology MIT STS Program Co-Sponsoring screening of documentary 'Hollow Tree' from 2:30-4:30 today at the Nexus 14S-130. Q&A afterward with director, producer, + 3 protagonists
Tickets are Sold Out!
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MIT Anthropology is thrilled to co-sponsor this event: Free screening of the film 'Hollow Tree' tomorrow!

Friday, April 5 at 2:30 pm in The Nexus, Hayden Library (14S-130). A panel discussion will follow the screening.

MIT Anthropology Tea starting at 4pm @ Anthro HQ E53-335!

Thrilled to share this interview with Just Tech' s Dannah Dennis about Code Work. We discussed the dynamics of Mexican and Latinx hacker communities, and how hackathons can help us think about gender, stacks, and disruption at and across the US-Mexico border.

The Center for Ethnographic Research at UC Berkeley welcomes Hector Beltran for a discussion of his book, Code Work, this Thursday (April 4) at 7 pm EDT.

For more details and to register for this event, visit: hubs.ly/Q02qP9cP0

MIT Anthropology Tea happening this afternoon from 4-5pm! Come by - we're having empanadas :D

MIT students: nominate your favorite SHASS educator for a Levitan Teaching Award! Highlight what makes the best professors special when you submit your nomination! Deadline is 4/21. bit.ly/2CRaLfm MIT Students #MIT SHASS #highered #MIT @MIT

Travel outside #MIT to pursue an independent project or collaborate in a humanitarian project can have a lasting effect. MIT sophs, juniors, and seniors can apply for Kelly-Douglas Travel Fellowships until 4/22. bit.ly/3MF7iGl MIT Students #highered #HASS #SHASS

Join MIT Anthropology Tues, April 9th 4-5:30pm in Rm 56-114 for Jason De León's book talk 'Soldiers and Kings: Survival and Hope in the World of Human Smuggling' shorturl.at/gjsu9

MIT Anthropology is thrilled to be co-sponsoring this event with mit philosophy and MIT Schwarzman College of Computing!

Susan Silbey is a MIT Anthropology MIT Sloan School of Management professor whose award-winning research examines how people interact with law in their work and personal lives.

Silbey teaches two MITx courses. This women's history month we're celebrating her contributions bit.ly/4ck8sDQ