We’re embedded in community. Here are additional events to put on your calendar.

Keep your technique fresh and lit.

  • Ethnographic Café

    The Ethnographic Café is a place for ethnographers to meet across disciplines, generations, and countries. The EthnographicCafé gathers to talk about all things ethnographic, from history, design, and method to analysis, writing and dissemination. Meetings are monthly on Zoom to discuss a recently published ethnography with its author.

    Next Event: Friday, November 8, 2024 12-1:30 pm PST / 3-4:30pm EST

    Michel Anteby in conversation with Brooke Harrington 

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  • Digital Ethnography Working Group at Rutgers University

    The Rutgers Digital Ethnography Working Group (DEWG) supports active digital ethnographers and researchers within the Rutgers community and beyond. It aims to support and promote member output and networking via meetings, writing groups, and public events.

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  • Contemporary Ethnography and Inequality Workshop at Harvard University

    The Contemporary Ethnography and Inequality Workshop showcases scholarship that employs ethnographic methods to address social, economic, and political inequality. The workshop offers a venue for leading scholars and graduate students to present ethnographic research and work-in-progress. Attendance is open to faculty and students from across Harvard, nearby universities, and throughout the country and globe. While regular attendance is the norm, visitors are welcome. The CEI Workshop meets approximately six times each semester on Thursdays from 12-1:30 PM EST in William James Hall 450 (33 Kirkland Street, Cambridge) and via Zoom.

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  • Ethnography Forum

    Since 1980, the Ethnography in Education Research Forum at the University of Pennsylvania has stood as a platform for scholars, students, and educators to converge, share insights, and contribute to the advancement of our field. Convenors of the Forum have embraced the notion that ethnography is not merely a research method; it is a profound way of unraveling complexities and engaging with the world. As stewards of this legacy, we will continue to promote the Forum as a powerful training ground for dedicated and ethically grounded ethnographers and qualitative researchers.

    Next Conference: Friday, February 8-Saturday, February 9 8 AM-6:30 PM EST

    Keynote Speakers include: Bianca Baldridge, Erica Turner, C.J. Pascoe, and Anthony Jack.

    The paper submission deadline has passed. Conference attendance deadline is: Monday, January 27

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