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Flyer advertising the colloquium given by Hoon Song. The background is of a pink bed, in a pink, whimsical room. The image looks like something from a dream.

Anthro Colloquium Series: Hoon Song

"The Dream in North Korea's Historiography" Hoon Song (University of Minnesota) Mergenthaler 426October 8th4:00pm – 5:30pm (Reception to follow) Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/8809236688

Flyer for the Anthropology Colloquium "Personation and Property: Caste in Lucknow's Domestic Labor Market" Co-sponsored by Global South Humanities Joel Lee (Williams College) The flyer features the smiling face of the speaker (man) and in the bottom portion a temple lit up with a orange and yellow glow.

Anthro Colloquium Series: Joel Lee

"Personation and Property: Caste in Lucknow's Domestic Labor Market" Co-sponsored by Global South Humanities Joel Lee (Williams College) Mergenthaler 426October 15th​4:00pm – 5:30pm (Reception to follow) Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/8809236688

Flyer for Yukiko Koga's colloquium. Image features a textured, grey background with a headshot of Professor Koga. Yukiko wears glasses and is smiling. She has long, dark hair and seems to be in a forest.

JHU Anthro Colloquium Series: Yukiko Koga

"Unrepayable Debt: Post-imperial Redress, Repair, and Reconciliation in East Asia" Co-sponsored by East Asian Studies Yukiko Koga (Yale University) Mergenthaler 426October 22nd4:00pm – 5:30pm (Reception to follow) Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/8809236688

A flyer advertising Talia Katz's talk. The background is a drawing of children surrounding a globe.

JHU Anthro. Colloquium Series: Talia Katz

"A Ring Transforms: Children Learning Life and Death in Lod" Talia Katz (Johns Hopkins University) Mergenthaler 426October 29th4:00pm – 5:30pm (Reception to follow) Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/8809236688

Image advertising the colloquium given by Amy Moran-Thomas. The central image shows three frames of film that undeveloped.

JHU Anthro. Colloquium Series: Amy Moran-Thomas

"Redacted Reckoning: An Anthropology of Institutional Silences After Tuskegee Study Researchers' Experiments in Guatemala" Co-sponsored by the Program in Medicine, Science, and Humanities, the Program in History of Science, Medicine, and Technology, […]