Author: iamdefinitory

Indigenous Knowledge: The traditional knowledge and practices developed by indigenous communities over generations to understand and interact with their environment.

Disaster Anthropology: The study of how communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from natural and human-made disasters.

Social Impact Assessment: The analysis of how proposed policies or projects may affect communities, particularly in development and urban planning.

Humanitarian Anthropology: The application of anthropology in disaster response, refugee aid, and humanitarian efforts.

Educational Anthropology: The study and application of anthropological knowledge in educational settings to improve teaching and learning experiences.

Advocacy Anthropology: The role of anthropologists in supporting marginalized communities by promoting social justice and policy changes.

Participatory Action Research (PAR): A research approach that actively involves community members in identifying and addressing their own social issues.

Public Anthropology: The effort to make anthropological research accessible to the general public and policymakers to influence social change.

Environmental Anthropology: The study of human-environment interactions and the application of knowledge to address environmental and ecological issues.