Cripping Anthropology: Access Moves for Ethnographic Knowledge Production
Wed 11 Nov · Venue to be confirmed
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11 Nov 2026 Cripping Anthropology: Access Moves for Ethnographic Knowledge Production share this Join us for the next webinar of the “Disability and Neurodivergence” series! On Wednesday, 11 November at 5:00 PM CET on Zoom, with Dr. Erin L. Durban (University of Minnesota). Cripping Anthropology: Access Moves for Ethnographic Knowledge Production The webinar is open for all, but registration is required.
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