Kaitlin M. Brown
@communityarchlab.com
Assistant Professor at California State University Northridge and head of the Community Archaeology Lab. Focused on the intersections of public archaeology, collaborative methods, and heritage preservation. Tenure-track mom navigating a work-life balance.
Lessons learned:
Human smuggling is deeply complex and driven by much larger issues. Getting to know the people involved is both eye-opening and frustrating—they make choices I can’t morally align with. The cycles of poverty and violence are heartbreaking. How far would you go to understand it?
Human smuggling is deeply complex and driven by much larger issues. Getting to know the people involved is both eye-opening and frustrating—they make choices I can’t morally align with. The cycles of poverty and violence are heartbreaking. How far would you go to understand it?
January 12, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Lessons learned:
Human smuggling is deeply complex and driven by much larger issues. Getting to know the people involved is both eye-opening and frustrating—they make choices I can’t morally align with. The cycles of poverty and violence are heartbreaking. How far would you go to understand it?
Human smuggling is deeply complex and driven by much larger issues. Getting to know the people involved is both eye-opening and frustrating—they make choices I can’t morally align with. The cycles of poverty and violence are heartbreaking. How far would you go to understand it?
Lessons Learned:
Diverse voices reshape how we understand the past
Collaboration thrives through deep listening
Outdated approaches need to be challenged
Reflexivity fosters growth and better practices
Nearly every author expressed hope about archaeology
CRM and academic examples
Diverse voices reshape how we understand the past
Collaboration thrives through deep listening
Outdated approaches need to be challenged
Reflexivity fosters growth and better practices
Nearly every author expressed hope about archaeology
CRM and academic examples
December 31, 2024 at 12:00 AM
Lessons Learned:
Diverse voices reshape how we understand the past
Collaboration thrives through deep listening
Outdated approaches need to be challenged
Reflexivity fosters growth and better practices
Nearly every author expressed hope about archaeology
CRM and academic examples
Diverse voices reshape how we understand the past
Collaboration thrives through deep listening
Outdated approaches need to be challenged
Reflexivity fosters growth and better practices
Nearly every author expressed hope about archaeology
CRM and academic examples
Lessons:
Archaeology is socially constructed.
Ethnography critiques practices while addressing contemporary dilemmas.
Absolute archaeological authority must be challenged.
Reflexivity is key.
Best practices: interdisciplinary and inclusive.
Collaboration with local communities is essential.
Archaeology is socially constructed.
Ethnography critiques practices while addressing contemporary dilemmas.
Absolute archaeological authority must be challenged.
Reflexivity is key.
Best practices: interdisciplinary and inclusive.
Collaboration with local communities is essential.
December 23, 2024 at 1:26 AM
Lessons:
Archaeology is socially constructed.
Ethnography critiques practices while addressing contemporary dilemmas.
Absolute archaeological authority must be challenged.
Reflexivity is key.
Best practices: interdisciplinary and inclusive.
Collaboration with local communities is essential.
Archaeology is socially constructed.
Ethnography critiques practices while addressing contemporary dilemmas.
Absolute archaeological authority must be challenged.
Reflexivity is key.
Best practices: interdisciplinary and inclusive.
Collaboration with local communities is essential.