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The Washington Association of Professional Anthropologists (WAPA) is one of the oldest and largest regional organizations of professional anthropologists in the world today. Founded in 1976, WAPA serves as a professional and social resource, and a career development center for anthropologists seeking to apply their knowledge and skills to practical problems for the betterment of society. Photo: Charles Sumner School (via DCPL Commons on Flickr) |
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CFPs for SfAA Meetings 2025 As a co-sponsor of the SfAA meetings in March, WAPA needs to submit at least five sessions (panels, roundtables) and participate with NAPA and the Anthropology Career Readiness Network (ACRN) in providing workshops. Click here for more information. |
- Next meeting, 12 November 2024: Conflict Prevention in a (Post?) Post-Conflict State: Anthropological Insights on the Uncertain Fate of Early Warning in Liberia
- New book from long-time WAPA member Ted Green: “On the Fringe: Confessions of a Maverick Anthropologist”
- Updates to WAPA's news feeds for jobs, events, and more
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