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Jennifer A. Cook

12 Oct, 4 tweets, 1 min read

My google search history:

"aaa anthro jobs"
"higher ed jobs"
"higher ed jobs"
"higher ed jobs"
"higher ed jobs"
"aaa anthro jobs"
"halloween costume ideas"
"aaa anthro jobs"

It's because there's no jobs. Get it?

And that's just the last hour

I forgot...

"vitae jobs"
"lasa jobs"
"inside higher ed jobs"
"its, it's, its'" (outing myself)

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Jennifer A. Cook

@jcookanthro

13 Oct

Hi #anthrotwitter, I'm looking for recs on ethnographic works focused on "helpers" - broadly defined, as they navigate issues of morality, deservingness, care, justice, il/legality in their work with the populations they help/serve.

Specifically, I'm beginning to think in earnest about a second project focused on immigrant "helpers" and how they perceive these issues in their work with im/migrants with different legal statuses. I want the "helpers" to be the focus of the ethnographic work.

I'd take examples from other arenas, ie. development, health, etc. Would also take non-anthro stuff, though I do want to start with works that take a reflexive, experiential approach to the work of these "helpers." I also see this category of helpers as distinct from "activists"

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