From its inception, the archaeology of gender was entwined with feminism. Engagement has
engendered reconstructions of complex, diverse peoples and practices that are more …

Little is known about the climate of the scientific fieldwork setting as it relates to gendered
experiences, sexual harassment, and sexual assault. We conducted an internet-based …

New parents in the United States are caught between responding to infant needs for
closeness and breastfeeding, and cultural and medical norms that emphasize solitary sleep …

Field-based data collection provides an extraordinary opportunity for comparative research.
However, the demands of pursuing research away from home creates an expectation of …

This article explores shifts in anthropological career opportunities and subjectivities in the
United States since World War II. Survey and interview data reveal a lively discourse …

A large body of research has revealed the challenges that disproportionately affect women
as they climb the academic ladder. One area that has received relatively little attention is …

More women and members of the LGBTQIA+ community are noticeably enrolling in and
graduating from the University of the Philippines School of Archaeology (formerly …

ABSTRACT A review of published literature, conference proceedings, and Internet sources
pertaining to “Americanist archaeology” in 2008 reveals three major themes: conflict …

The ethos of philosophy is notoriously hostile to women. Highly skilled female thinkers leak
out at all stages of the pipeline, and philosophy remains one of the most male-dominated …

Anthropologists have long noted the presence of sexual violence in field experiences and in
their learning and work environments. While sexual violence—sexual harassment or sexual …