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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) |
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- Next WAPA meeting: Antisemitism and Meaning Making: Overview of the Current Situation and a Deep Dive into Women’s Holocaust Experiences, 15 March, 7:00 pm
- Next Society for Applied Anthropology meeting: Applied Anthropology at a Crossroad
- Updates to WAPA's news feeds for jobs, events, and more
- Congratulations to WAPA's 2021 Praxis Award Recipients (coming soon)
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WAPA ANNOUNCES A NEW PRAXIS AWARD CASEBOOK WAPA is pleased to announce the publication of a new casebook featuring chapters from the 22 winners and honorable mentions of the Praxis Award between 2009 and 2019. Click here for information on Profiles of Anthropological Praxis: an International Casebook. Click here to view a recording of presentations by four award recipients featured in the casebook. |
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