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From: Elise Ferrer <ef8...@american.edu>
Date: Fri, Jul 18, 2025 at 11:10 AM
Subject: Tuesday (7/22): Understanding Life and Power in Washington, D.C. (Summer Salon #3)
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Cc: Krystal Shaw <ks1...@american.edu>, John Wesley Wiggins <jww...@umd.edu>, Amelia Tseng <ts...@american.edu>
From: Elise Ferrer <ef8...@american.edu>
Date: Fri, Jul 18, 2025 at 11:10 AM
Subject: Tuesday (7/22): Understanding Life and Power in Washington, D.C. (Summer Salon #3)
To:
Cc: Krystal Shaw <ks1...@american.edu>, John Wesley Wiggins <jww...@umd.edu>, Amelia Tseng <ts...@american.edu>
Join the Public Ethnography Lab this upcoming Tuesday for
Understanding Life and Power in Washington, D.C.
Session 3 of the Anthropology Summer Salon 2025:
An ongoing series of public research talks & discussions featuring the work of early career scholars and students
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📅 Tuesday, July 22, 6:00-7:30 PM
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📍 Georgetown Neighborhood Library, Meeting Room (On the lower level near restrooms)
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🎟️ RSVP encouraged: https://qrco.de/bg4thZ
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➕ 4th session is on August 5: Green Promise or Paradox?: The Histories, Realities, and Struggles of Environmental Intervention
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About the Summer Salon:
The Anthropology Summer Salon is an ongoing lecture and conversation series in which early career scholars and students share their important work in a public, non-academic setting. Each salon features the work of 2-3 speakers and is based around a unifying
theme. Speakers give individual presentations (~15 minutes), and speakers and audience members have time to dialogue and exchange ideas over tea and snacks.
July 22 Presentations:
🚊 The Politics of Movement: A Community Discussion of Public Transit in DC
Jump the Gate: A Project to Reclaim Movement in D.C., John Wesley Wiggins (PhD Candidate, UMD) & Elise Ferrer (Anthropologist)
🎁 A Mother’s Gift: The Strength to Rise Beyond Circumstance (Film Screening)
Krystal Shaw, Candidate for MFA in Film and Media, Community Voice Lab, School of Communication, American University
🫓 Empanadas, Pupusas, and Greens on the Side: Language and Latinidad in the Nation’s Capital
Amelia Tseng, Ph.D, Assistant Professor, Linguistics Director, Department of World Languages and Cultures, American University
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