Purdue University

    Cultivating Knowledge: An Open Forum on Agrarian Change, Political Ecology, and Rural Wellbeing

    This workshop will feature several speakers discussing their research on agrarian change and rural health/wellbeing, including an open discussion and planning period. The event will culminate with a colloquium talk by Dr. Mark Nichter on community outreach in Cameroon, Africa.

    Schedule of events:

    12:30-2:00: 15 minute overview presentations of response pieces by workshop participants (open to anthropology faculty and guests) 

    2:00-3:30: Open discussion and planning period for workshop collection and public facing piece, with contributions encouraged from interested anth faculty and guests 

    4:00-5:15: Colloquium talk, Dr. Mark Nichter, University of Arizona:  “Creating a Buruli Ulcer community of practice in Bankim Cameroon as a model for community outreach in Africa.”

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    Contact Details

    Andrew Flachs

    aflachs@purdue.edu

    765-494-2774

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    Date & time

    September 27, 2019

    12:30 PM - 5:15 PM

    Location

    Nelson 1215