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Forensic Anthropology and Fundraising Officer
RAI Forensic Anthropology and Fundraising Officer
DEADLINE Friday 24 June 2022 - UK
Part-time (3 days a week)
Further particulars
The Royal Anthropological Institute is a flourishing and busy learned society. In recognition of its success, it has recently been awarded a Royal Charter. In order to help administer the ongoing expansion of its activities, the institute is now seeking to appoint an officer to assist with its Forensic Anthropology programme, and with fundraising. The position will be three days a week, divided approximately into one day a week for Forensic Anthropology, and two days a week fundraising. Amongst the core duties will be to act as secretary to two committees: to the Forensic Anthropology Committee, and to the Fundraising Sub-Committee. As with all the RAI’s staff, the successful candidate will be expected to develop the areas to which they contribute with flair and acumen.
Registration Now Open
Anthropology, AI and the Future of Human Society Virtual Conference
6-10 June 2022
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN
AI has come to represent multiple causal drivers of change: amongst them artificial intelligence itself, space exploration, bio-tech and other emerging technologies. The implications for human society could hardly be more significant, and feed into a host of already contemporary concerns, such as sovereignty, economics, politics, reproduction and kinships, ethics and law, conflict and many more.
Call for panels
The RAI FILM FESTIVAL 2023 is hosting an online academic conference, 6-10 March 2023. Paper presentations will be delivered live and will be followed by a Q&A with the public.
Call for Panels
Deadline: 18 June 2022
As always we welcome panel, roundtable and workshop proposals from academics and practitioners on current research and audio/visual/digital work in anthropology, visual and multimodal practice and adjacent disciplines. For this edition we are also specifically inviting participants to consider:
Visual anthropology and speculative futures