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2025 SAFN Future of Food Fellow
Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles

2025 SAFN Future of Food Fellow

D.H. We Amanda GreenSAFN President SAFN is excited to announce its 2025 Future of Food Fellows: D.H. We and Elif Birbiri. Started in 2023, the aim of this fellowship is to amplify and support the research, community-engaged scholarship, and activism of self-identified junior scholars of color and catalyze more public engagement with food anthropology, while also building a more inclusive anthropology of food and nutrition. Read more about our pa…Read Article
Review: The Problem with Solutions
Merced · Merced

Review: The Problem with Solutions

Guthman, Julie. The Problem with Solutions: Why Silicon Valley Can’t Hack the Future of Food. University of California Press. 272 pp. ISBN 9780520402676 Amanda Kaminsky (University of California-Merced) Is academia too critical? Why should taxpayers fund academic research that doesn’t translate into profitable innovations? In a world where the underlying principles of higher education are increasingly under attack, it feels more important than e…Read Article

SAFN Anthro Day Photo Contest, Part 3!

David Beriss Having posted the tied winners of this year’s SAFN Anthro Day Photo contest (which you can see here and here), it is time to post the photos submitted by Shivani Kaul, who took second place. Kaul is a PhD candidate in anthropology at the University of Amsterdam. She submitted a photo essay entitled “Feeding tensions during the First 1000 Days in Bhutan.” The series caught our attention because of the juxtaposition of food, landscape…Bhutan · BhutanRead Article

SAFN Anthro Day Photo Contest, Part 2!

David Beriss Last week we announced the winners of this year’s SAFN Anthropology Day Photo Contest. You can read that post here. We had a tie for first place this year, between Bula Wayessa (see this post) and Natasha Bernstein Bunzl, whose photos we are publishing today. Natasha is a PhD student at NYU. Her photos caught the judges’ eyes for the way they illustrate people working to create space to grow food. This is particularly intriguing in …Bogotá, Colombia · BogotáRead Article

Winners of SAFN’s Annual Anthropology Day Photo Contest!

David Beriss The time has come to reveal the winners of this year’s glorious SAFN Anthropology Day Photo Contest! Our decision this year was reached by a panel made up of SAFN’s elected officers, including Amanda Green, Ryan Adams, Shannon Caplan, and Noha Fikry, and me. I want to thank them all for their work and patience. Photos were judged for the ethnographic nature of the pictures, overall. the contribution of the photo as insight into foo…Ryan Adams · OromiaRead Article

Traditional Foods Forum: A Day of Indigenous Knowledge at the Society for Applied Anthropology Meeting

Andrew MitchelPhD Candidate, Department of AnthropologyThe Ohio State University On March 25th, the Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting in Portland, Oregon hosted a Traditional Foods Forum with presentations and sessions from indigenous elders, community actors, and academics from across Oregon and Washington State. Each presenter called our attention to critical aspects of the relationship between people, place, climate, and food; t…Portland, Oregon · PortlandRead Article

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