The semester is in full swing, and Diskupils is back, and this time with a small rebrand. We’re expanding the format by also inviting individuals who use anthropology in their professional practice. It’s a chance to see how anthropological perspectives continue to live and grow beyond our shared classrooms.
Our first guest in this new format is Philip Rynning Coker, a former student and social anthropologist who works on anti-racism and inclusion. He’ll share how he brings anthropology into his professional life.
October 22nd, 19:00
Braud Toastbar
As always, Diskupils is a relaxed space, where you can meet, talk, and connect. Come for the stories, stay for the people (and maybe a drink or two).
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