2-0895 INDIGENOUS PEOPLES: BLENDING PAST AND PRESENT IN THE SEARCH FOR HEALTH AND WELL-BEING

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Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 20:00-21:45

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Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Students

20:00

“A Family Meeting”: Environmental Health Report-Back and Interventions and the Social Body of the Mohawk Community of Akwesasne

Elizabeth M Hoover (Brown University)

20:15

“the Unhygienic Indian": Journeys of Sedimented Discourses of Tuberculosis, Race, and Risk Among the elite’s In Bolivia and Chile

Paula F Saravia (UC San Diego)

20:30

Becoming “One Who Treats”: The Legacy of Karimojong Medicinal Knowledge

Mary B Sundal (Washburn University)

20:45

Becoming 'indigenous' Citizens: Ayoreo Female Sex Workers and Access to Health Care Services In the Mennonite Colonies of the Paraguayan Chaco

Paola Canova (University of Arizona)

21:00

Canadian First Nations On Influenza and Vaccines

Sarah Abigail (University of Pennsylvania)

21:15

Of African Potatos and Efficacy: Plants, Science and the Construction of "Modern" Indigenous Identites In KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Tamara H Luthy ()

21:30

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