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Anthropology in a climate of change, war, and internecine environments 1

Posted on 2007 November 28 by | 2 Comments

[In process] Background* Part 1** Part 2*** [separate post] * Background I think there is a need for anthropological perspective in any issue of human existence. It is a sad irony that the discipline (science) which is most comprehensive and … Continue reading →

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Posted in Alaska, anthropology, communities, environmental change, Kuskokwim, LANL, nuclear, organizational culture, planning, public involvement, sciencing

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Traditional foods guide

Posted on 2007 April 12 by | 2 Comments

from NAEP Native Access to Engineering Programme First aboriginal food guide balances traditional, practical and from CBC [read the entire story here] http://www.cbc.ca/health/story/2007/04/12/food-guide.html “Bannock, berries, wild game and canned milk are part of a new version of Canada’s Food Guide, … Continue reading →

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Posted in AI/AN, Eskimo, health

Public involvement how-to readings

Posted on 2007 February 21 by | 2 Comments

I don’t use the term “stakeholders” because of my experience with the US Department of Energy. Too often when an institution or agency speaks about “stakeholders” they mean they hold the stake while the community gets stucked. I am after … Continue reading →

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Posted in communities, ES&H, planning, public involvement, published, resources

Welcome

Posted on 2006 September 16 by | 1 Comment

Bienvenidos, Bula, Haeremai, Camai, Bepuwave always in process…. ;) Capacity-building among tribal governments & rural communities Environment, health, information technology, natural resources, & science Community-based research & economic development & management Organizational culture nuclear weapons labs Complex systems Cultural resources … Continue reading →

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Pamphlet—Pueblo Crafts & Healthy Lungs

Posted on 2006 March 22 by | 1 Comment

The pamphlet can be downloaded in Microsft Word format (click or right click to download) It is 6 pages with embedded graphics and available under a Creative Commons license. When I figure out how to make a smaller (and updated) … Continue reading →

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Posted in HazArt, Pueblo