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Engagement with the host community. The Foundation prioritizes innovative ways of sharing knowledge produced by the funded research with the host community. For example, these may include, but are not restricted to, community outreach programs, the establishment of museum or heritage displays, the development of educational materials for schools, ethnographic film projects, conservation activities, or other initiatives. In all cases the project must directly benefit the host community.
Engagement with the academic/anthropological community. The Foundation prioritizes activities that promote dialogue and foster more equitable and productive partnerships between the applicant and his/her academic colleagues in the host region/country. Such activities might include, but are not restricted to, public lectures, the organization of, or participation in workshops, seminars, and conferences that share information with regional anthropologists, engagement with relevant academic departments, teaching activities, translation and dissemination of research results, etc.
Search this site: Programs > Engaged Anthropology Grant General Criteria of Evaluation
Engagement with the host community. The Foundation prioritizes innovative ways of sharing knowledge produced by the funded research with the host community. For example, these may include, but are not restricted to, community outreach programs, the establishment of museum or heritage displays, the development of educational materials for schools, ethnographic film projects, conservation activities, or other initiatives. In all cases the project must directly benefit the host community.
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gagement with the academic/anthropological community. The Foundation prioritizes activities that promote dialogue and foster more equitable and productive partnerships between the applicant and his/her academic colleagues in the host region/country. Such activities might include, but are not restricted to, public lectures, the organization of, or participation in workshops, seminars, and conferences that share information with regional anthropologists, engagement with relevant academic departments, teaching activities, translation and dissemination of research results, etc.