Anthropologists in Practice is an ongoing interview series featuring practicing anthropologists who work outside universities. The goal of the series is to provide a source of information and inspiration to anyone who is interested in the application of anthropology in the real world, including anthropologists, anthropology students, prospective anthropology students, employers, policymakers and the general public. It seeks to illustrate the wide variety of jobs, skills and competencies held by anthropologists, and create clarity around where and how we work. While all of the interviews follow a similar framework, each one is unique in its reflections on anthropology training and education, workplace applications, and advice for current and future practitioners.
Kevin Newton, User Research Lead at Tennessee Data Commons
Will Tyner, Fellow at Code for America
Janne Flisrand, Network Weaver and Owner of Flisrand Consulting
Erika Washburn, Manager of the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve System
Katrina Johnston-Zimmerman, Communications and Outreach Manager at Project for Public Spaces
Liz Riedman, User Experience Research Assistant at ITHAKA/JSTOR
Armonía Alvarado, Independent Design Anthropologist
Bruno Moynié, Ethnographic Filmmaker & Consultant
Pedro Oliveira, Independent Ethnographic Consultant
Gavin Johnston, Business Anthropologist and Group Planning Director at Bernstein-Rein
Paul Klipp, Design Anthropologist and Business Consultant
Gordon Bronitsky, Indigenous Performing Arts Promoter
Donna Lanclos, Library Ethnographer at UNC Charlotte
Beth Schill, Research Program Manager at the Partnership for Public Service
Amy Schaftlein, Grants and Communications Manager at United Housing, Inc.
Susanne Salehi, Healthcare Data Analyst
Allison Hennie, Freelance Architect
Harmony Farner, Staff Associate at Econometrica, Inc.
Stacey Burgin, Research Associate in the School of Social Work at UNC Chapel Hill
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