Emma Varley's reflection on CASCA Presents' third instalment Located at the University of British Columbia, Okanagan, Fiona P. McDonald's Collaborative + Experimental Ethnography Lab operates as a space in which ethnographers can pursue collaborative inquiry, whether in-person or virtually, through…

We are happy to announce the publication of the latest issue of Culture, CASCA’s biannual and bilingual electronic newsletter. This issue takes up the theme of our annual conference “Confluences”, held at McGill University in Montreal from May 7 to 10, 2025.…

Dear CASCA members, Please join us in congratulating Etni Zoe Castell Roldán, PhD Candidate in Social Anthropology, from Dalhousie University, who has been awarded the 2025 Richard F. Salisbury Award, given each year to an outstanding PhD candidate, enrolled at a Canadian university, for the…

CASCA Presents a discussion between Monica Heller (University of Toronto, and CASCA President 2023-2024) and Francine Saillant (Laval University, 2021 Weaver-Tremblay Award recipient) about the latter's ANTHROPEN initiative (in collaboration with several colleagues). This initiative is a tool aimed at…

Welcome to the inaugural post of “CASCA Presents”, the newest initiative of the Canadian Anthropology Society!  In a curated and multi-modal way, “CASCA Presents” promotes members’ scholarship, advocacy, and activism: CASCA’s membership exemplifies the very best of Canadian anthropology. Our…

Are you a graduate student in Canada (or are you supervising graduate students with whom you can share this notice), whose work takes a feminist perspective and engages with gender issues? Then please consider submitting your CASCA paper to be…