In When It All Burns, Jordan Thomas offers an account of life on the frontlines of the climate crisis, focusing on the rise of megafires and the wildland firefighters battling them. The book follows a brutal six-month fire season with the Los Padres Hotshots, an elite crew tasked with confronting fires that are often too extreme to contain…

The Center on Transnational Policing's partner, Criminal Justice @ SPIA, is hosting a three-day workshop on Survey Data Analysis with R. 

The three-day R workshop is designed for beginners to develop the skills necessary to quantitatively analyze data…

The Institute for Nonviolence Chicago will hold a special celebration of the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with the CTP co-director, Laurence Ralph. This event will feature a panel discussion and a…

What does it mean to be free? From slavery to cyborgian imaginations, from anarchy to abolition, from exploration to decolonization, what would make us free? Can we be free under capitalism? Can we be free amidst persistent violence? Can we be free if our bodies are subject to state-mandated regulation? Can we be free if we cannot move across…

The African Student Association (PASA) is hosting a “Fake” African Wedding on December 7th at the Carl A. Fields Center. This event will be a vibrant, interactive experience designed to celebrate and share the diverse traditions of African wedding customs with the Princeton community.

We hope to see you there!

Sponsorship…

This paper maps out global trajectories through the prism of two imperial schemes that displaced incarcerated people to colonial spaces. In 1824, women and men, released from prisons and workhouses in German Mecklenburg, colonized the borderlands of Brazil’s newly-independent empire. Thirty years later, adolescent boys left the correctional…

Feeling a little writer’s block with your senior thesis?

Not sure where to start?

The senior I-Workshops are designed to help students write their senior thesis by providing a low-pressure space in which students can write together, brainstorm ideas, and ask questions about the writing process. No preparation or reading will be…

The Landscape Lab East, a student-led collaboratory in anthropology and environment, caps off its first semester with Elements: Dinner Party, an environmental anthropology gathering with the University of Pennsylvania EnviroLab and the Philly Environment Society, a group of Philadelphia area university-based environmental…

Moad Musbahi is pursuing a Joint PhD in Anthropology and Interdisciplinary Humanities, where he will work on two interrelated projects that foreground the acoustic as a register of anthropological inquiry, both situated across the wider Saharan region that spans Mali to Libya. 

The first,…