C&A Events at 2024 AAA

CULTURE & AGRICULTURE AT THE AAA ANNUAL MEETING

Hey C&A! We are getting ready and looking forward to the 2024 AAA Annual Meeting at the Tampa Convention Center in Tampa, Florida.

The Culture and Agriculture section has some great special events, panels, and talks. Please add these to your calendars and spread the word among colleagues and students

SPECIAL EVENTS

Wednesday, 11/20

  • Demystifying the editorial process: Gleanings/CAFE workshop | 12:30pm - 2:00pm, Tampa Convention Center, room 104

    • This 60-minute, roundtable-style workshop will demystify the editorial process to graduate students, junior scholars, and anyone else in attendance. By using the submission, review, and editorial processes of Culture & Agriculture’s own journal Culture, Agriculture, Food, and Environment (CAFE) and online essay series Gleanings, the workshop will give participants a tangible understanding of how they can develop their research into submittable articles and essays. The workshop will consist of three parts. In part one, a roundtable consisting of CAFE co-editors, the section president, and other guests will provide a behind-the-scenes description of the submission, review, and editorial process. In part two, participants will have a chance to work in small groups (5-7 people) facilitated by the roundtable members (1 per group) to discuss their own research and how their research may be thought of in terms of submittable pieces to Culture & Agriculture’s journal or essay series. In part three, the roundtable will reconvene and discuss takeaways from the small group work,
      including insights and examples of how junior scholars can think about developing their research into submittable pieces.

      Register via the AAA Annual Meeting website

Thursday, 11/21

  • Culture & Agriculture Business Meeting | 3:30pm - 4:30pm, Tampa Convention Center, room 123 

  • SAFN + C&A Grad Student Mixer | 6pm, GenX Tavern

    • Walk there with us! Departing at 5:45 and at 6:00 from the Tampa Convention Center Lobby – look for the SAFN sign.

Friday, 11/22

  • SAFN and C&A Joint Reception | 7:30pm - 9:30pm, Tampa Convention Center, room 105-106

    • Celebrating 50 Years of SAFN, at the conference hall - free food & drink (: Join us in celebrating the Society for the Anthropology of Food and Nutrition's 50th anniversary at a joint reception with Culture & Agriculture. Enjoy drinks, hors d'oeuvres, and stimulating conversation as we honor SAFN's legacy and foster connections between our organizations. This relaxed evening offers a perfect opportunity to network with colleagues and explore the intersections of food, culture, and agricultural practices that have shaped our field over the past five decades.

    • SAFN members are also encouraged to share details on their sessions here and on our listserv (https://foodanthro.com/foodanthro-l-listserv/).

Oral Presentation Sessions

Invisible Labor, Visible Flavors: Latinx Experiences and Social Transformation in U.S. Food Systems (1449)
Andrew Mitchel, Ana Fochesatto, Jake Dean, Gerardo Hernandez, Ariana Avila, Teresa Mares
Wednesday, November 20, 12:45 PM-2:15 PM
Marriott WS Room 7

Re-examining Neoliberal Framings within Conversations on Agroecologies in the Climate Crisis (2758)
Kashif Rustamani, Yveline Saint Louis, Ana Isabel Afonso
Wednesday, November 20, 12:45 PM-2:15 PM
Marriott WS Florida Salon IV

Conditions for a vibrant peasant agriculture in the 21st century (2046)
Meredith Welch-Devine, Brian Burke, Jennifer Thompson, Miryam Nacimento, Tammi Jonas, Jennifer Coffman, Kimberly Sanchez
Wednesday, November 20, 4:15 PM-5:45 PM
Marriott WS Room 6 

Food Sovereignty at Sea (1443)
Eliana Ritts, Jessica Vandenberg, Eliana Ritts, Eliana Ritts, Hekia Bodwitch, Shingo Hamada, Jessica Vandenberg, Yoshitaka Ota
Thursday, November 21, 10:15 AM-11:45 AM
Marriott WS Florida Salon VI
(co-sponsored with Anthropology and Environment Society) 

Transforming Food Systems: Praxis for Sustainable Agriculture and Social Justice (2913)
Mecca Howe (formerly Burris), Jennifer Meta Robinson, Mecca Howe, Burge Abiral, Liliana Leon, Jennifer Thompson, Angelina Mark
Thursday, November 21, 2:30 PM-4:00 PM
Marriott WS Room 7
(co-sponsored with Society for the Anthropology of Food and Nutrition)

Heirloom Foods: Biological and Cultural Diversity in “Marginal” Spaces (1921)
Rachel Corr, Jacqueline Fewkes, Michelle Johnson, Rebecca Haboucha, Virginia Nazarea
Friday, November 22, 10:15 AM-11:45 AM
Marriott WS Florida Salon VI 

Flash Presentations

Saturday, November 23, 8:30 AM-10:00 AM

Agribusiness corporations, disputes and heterogeneous practices of small farmers in the process of agroecological transition in southern Mexico (3336)
Hector Fletes Ocón
TCC 109

Food Apartheid in the US: Untangling the Connections of the North and South through History and Praxis (3470)
Kimberly Kasper
Marriott WS Room 7

Virtual Pre-recorded

The Ecology of Practice and the Forest Islands of Moria (1401)
A Endre Nyerges

 

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