Department of Integrative and Global Studies Professor Sarah Molinari and Post Doctoral Fellow Bárbara López-González win Anthropology Award

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Professor Sarah Molinari, a cultural anthropologist and public scholar who works at the intersection of ethnography, critical environmental studies, feminist geography, and digital humanities and Post Doc Bárbara López-González, human geographer whose work engages with the political ecology of disasters, community autogestión (self-management), and the pursuit of transformations and just and sustainable futures have been awarded The Lambros Comitas Award for Significant Applications of Anthropology.  The award honors the legacy of Lambros Comitas, a long-time teacher, mentor, and founder of the applied anthropology program at Teachers College, Columbia University and supports projects aimed at addressing persistent community issues and promoting fair solutions.

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Sarah Molinari
Sarah Molinari
Assistant Teaching Professor,
Integrative & Global Studies
Sarah Molinari is a cultural anthropologist and public scholar who works at the intersection of ethnography, critical environmental studies, feminist geography, and digital humanities. She holds a PhD in Anthropology from the CUNY Graduate Center (2021) and serves as an Assistant [...]
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