The Optimistic Anthropologist Vol 1.

The Optimistic Anthropologist Newsletter Volume 1

August 30, 2017

August 2017, Vol. 1

Greetings from Washington, DC!  The last six weeks have been exciting start to Optimistic Anthropology. Thanks so much to all who reached out and shared feedback on the launch announcement, website, and the consultancy in general. Your support, ideas, and connections have been incredibly useful and energizing.

Each month, we'll aim to share a bit of what we're learning, reading, listening to, photographing, and thinking about through this newsletter, The Optimistic Anthropologist.  And we invite you to join in the conversation by commenting on the blog or getting in touch via email, Twitter, Instagram, or LinkedIn.  Looking forward to hearing what you have to say!Be well and do good,

Reflections and opportunities to learn across disciplines that emerged from a recent talk by Brian Nosek, a University of Virginia psychology professor who's working to make scientific research open and transparent. Read More

Just three things our founder, Alison Gold, read, listened to, watched, or experienced over the last month that might be of use or interest to you too if you're a fellow culture-shaper, problem-solver, or change-maker. Featuring a podcast about prison life made by inmates, an article on knowledge creation, and a book on a new model of social change-making.  Read More

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