
Business Needs Anthropology More Than Ever, But May Not Know It
Anthropologists are trained to find solutions to problems by approaching them holistically—from all sides—and through critical thinking, grounded in our
Anthropologists are trained to find solutions to problems by approaching them holistically—from all sides—and through critical thinking, grounded in our
By Ruth Sando I have recently (2017) retired after a long career in private industry, working both as an employee
by Laurie Krieger I have consulted internationally in health, gender, policy, research, and even once in irrigation (that was weird).
By Elizabeth K. Briody I started Cultural Keys, LLC (culturalkeys.us) in 2009. At that time, I had a PhD and
The number one rule in practicing anthropology is to be empathetic. This rule is incredibly important in today’s technological landscape.
Human centered design and design thinking are on the up and up. Consultancies, agencies, and industries worldwide are finally understanding
One of the roles that I’m honored to fill for NAPA is that of Chair of our Ethics Committee. We
Hi, I’m Pam Puntenney and Chair of NAPA’s Lourdes Arizpe Award, a high profile initiative integrating external and internal engagement
[NOTE: Today marks the restarting of an important blog series, Governing Council Today. The series presents thoughts and information from
Cheers from the NAPA Secretary! Hi all – my name is Lisa Henry and I’m serving my 2nd term as
Hi, I’m Kevin Preister and I’m the new treasurer for NAPA. My goal during my tenure is to do as
What “What” Was: Musings of your retired Treasurer (John Massad) Be Treasurer of NAPA? You want me to do what?
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