The AAS Executive is issuing this statement of solidarity with anthropologists of all genders, and across all geographies, who are facing or have faced sexual harassment and assault in their places of work. We acknowledge with concern that this occurs in anthropology and is fostered and supported by what happens in the academy at large. We also recognise the bravery of those who have spoken out, and those who have listened and made space for them to be heard.

After five years of extraordinary service as the AAS administrator, Jo Thurman has taken up a new position in Darwin. It is hard for us to not overstate the contribution that Jo has made to the Society in her role.

Applications are now open for the 2022 round of funding for engaged anthropology projects

These guidelines clarify how members can submit requests for statements issued in the name of the AAS Executive Committee

The AAS Executive Committee is pleased to announce the 2021 prize winners for the best PhD and Honours/Masters theses, and the best article published in an Australian journal.

The AAS is very pleased to announce two projects have been awarded Engaged Anthropology Grants (R2, 2021)

The Health Anthropology discussion forum welcomes medical anthropologists, anthropologists interested in and/or working in health-related fields, clinicians and health workers interested in anthropology and ethnography, and anyone interested in sociocultural perspectives on health and the intersections between health beliefs and practices.

Anthropological Forum, Volume 31, Issue 4, December 2021 (Special) is now available online

Table of Contents Alert: The Australian Journal of Anthropology, Vol. 32, No. 3, December 2021

Table of Contents Alert: Oceania, Vol. 91, No. 3, November 2021

The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology, Volume 22, Issue 5, November 2021 (Special) is now available online

Congratulations Assa Doron for winning the prestigious AASA's Reid Prize! Waste of a Nation: Garbage and Growth in India, co-written by Doron and historian Robin Jeffrey...

Calls for papers to the ASAANZ 2022 Annual Conference are now open. Building on the previous year's theme of Emergency, and in the context of (re)emergence from lockdown into an ongoing pandemic, the theme this year will be “Emergenc(i)es”.

The Society for Humanistic Anthropology 2022 Creative Ethnographic Prose Competition is now open.