Alysse Moldawer
@alyssemolds.bsky.social
(she/her) PhD Candidate in Anthropology | Rutgers Univ | Intake Specialist - Legal Advocate | Researching field primatology in STS, Political Ecology, Ethnography | I love postcards! | Working FT outside academia, & on this degree!
#citationgratitudes for #primatology #primateconservation Investigates non-participation! Asks WHY ppl choose to not participate. Lack of time, transparency, trust, authority/ownership... "Understanding non-participation in local governance institutions in Indonesia" 2024
November 16, 2024 at 12:15 PM
#citationgratitudes for #primatology #primateconservation Investigates non-participation! Asks WHY ppl choose to not participate. Lack of time, transparency, trust, authority/ownership... "Understanding non-participation in local governance institutions in Indonesia" 2024
1/ got lots of ?s abt my data & argument on why locally hired, esp Indigenous or ILPC field staff may 'reject' promotions into management roles in research/conservation. I recommend this article for critical insight in what it means to survive, then be asked to participate, in these infrastructures
November 13, 2024 at 8:41 AM
1/ got lots of ?s abt my data & argument on why locally hired, esp Indigenous or ILPC field staff may 'reject' promotions into management roles in research/conservation. I recommend this article for critical insight in what it means to survive, then be asked to participate, in these infrastructures
Hi! Im Alysse, PhD Cand. in Anthropology at Rutgers. Live in Davis, CA. Trained in primate physiology, after QEs, switched to ethnography. I study primatology / fieldwork as labor to improve our understanding of how science interacts w society, & how science can be a safer & more inclusive space
![Photo of Alysse [female, white, brown hair tied up], standing in a rubber tree garden, in Indonesia. Alysse is holding a hooked, rubber tree cutter, cutting into the bark of a rubber tree.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:3dt63nxy2uzopttizqxzlgbh/bafkreidchxf3wbpe72nx74l3jnxdkmukkpfml3wqx3oe5634hrrj7dcah4@jpeg)
![Photo of Alysse [female, white, brown hair tied back], collecting orangutan urine by standing in a peat swamp forest (in Indonesia), holding a catch pole out with a plastic bag at the end in one hand, and holding onto a tree to balance with the other.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:3dt63nxy2uzopttizqxzlgbh/bafkreielnghzrkkrv7svgab2h7qhwztummynhmmlrdsdzde45urzezhtcq@jpeg)
September 26, 2023 at 6:42 PM
Hi! Im Alysse, PhD Cand. in Anthropology at Rutgers. Live in Davis, CA. Trained in primate physiology, after QEs, switched to ethnography. I study primatology / fieldwork as labor to improve our understanding of how science interacts w society, & how science can be a safer & more inclusive space