Engaged Anthropology
Reimagining Social Transformation in Collaborative Anthropological Research
Engaged Anthropology: The Lunch Lecture Podcast
What the Podcast is about
Discover how anthropology can drive social change! This podcast, rooted in a lecture series at the department of Cultural Analysis and Cultural Anthropology and the Global Heritage Lab - University of Bonn - , explores how anthropological research connects academia and society. Amidst global challenges like climate justice and gender equality, the episodes highlight research and activist projects worldwide, from queer movements to art restitution. Designed for a curious audience, join us - the students of the seminar - for insightful discussions with scholars and practitioners that link theory with practice.
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Organisation: Sascha Sistenich und Jun.-Prof. Dr. Julia Binter
Production: students of the seminar Engaged Anthropology
Layout/Post-Production: Louise Trümner
Discover how anthropology can drive social change!
The Podcast „Engaged Anthropology - The Lunch Lecture Podcast“ is produced by students of the University of Bonn. It is based on the lecture series „Engaged Anthropology: Reimagining Social Transformation in Collaborative Anthropological Research“, which took place in the winter semester 2024/2025 and included a total of nine lectures.
In each episode we will navigate the dynamic landscape of engaged and participatory research in different fields of anthropology. This series highlights the multitude of ways in which anthropology connects science and society by collaborating with diverse researchers and activists, bridging theory and practice.
Each week you will get new insights from our discussions with scholars and practitioners.
Whether you're a student, researcher, activist or curious listener, join us as we explore how anthropology can be a force for social justice, innovation, and lasting impact. Let’s reimagine social transformation — together.
Contact
Sascha Sistenich M.A.