coverage
Q&A: Is it always ‘us vs them’? Researcher explains why flexibility is key
Penn State News - Anne
Long-distance friendships may provide conservation benefits
WSU Insider/Penn State News - Kris & Anne
WSU anthropologist edits special journal issue on cultural climate adaptation
WSU Insider - Anne
Studying subsistence societies, long-distance relationships, and climate change
ScienceNews - Kris
Friendliness is more important in a new friend than which group she belongs to
Phys.org - Anne
Humans really ARE kind: Most people are naturally inclined to help strangers and share limited resources
Daily Mail - Anne
magazine
Long-distance friendships may provide conservation benefits
WSU Insider/Penn State News - Kris & Anne
WSU anthropologist edits special journal issue on cultural climate adaptation
WSU Insider - Anne
Studying subsistence societies, long-distance relationships, and climate change
ScienceNews - Kris
Friendliness is more important in a new friend than which group she belongs to
Phys.org - Anne
Humans really ARE kind: Most people are naturally inclined to help strangers and share limited resources
Daily Mail - Anne
interview
How extreme heat takes a toll on herders, from East Africa to the US
The World (PRX, GBH) - Anne
Studying subsistence societies, long-distance relationships, and climate change
The Dissenter - Anne
podcast
Studying subsistence societies, long-distance relationships, and climate change
The Dissenter - Anne
talk
The evolutionary, applied, interdisciplinary anthropology of climate adaptation
Michigan Anthropology Four-Field Symposium - Anne
The evolution of between-community relationships in humans
WSU Common Reading Series - Anne
blog
Connections beyond blood - chosen kin are integral to human social life
Human Behavior & Evolution Society blog - Ollie & Anne
Human intergroup relations are profoundly flexible. Our science needs to catch up.
Human Behavior & Evolution Society blog - Anne
Long-distance friends are good friends to have around
Human Behavior & Evolution Society blog - Kris
opinion
Relentless heat and drought take a toll on herders’ physical and mental health, in Kenya and the US
The Conversation - Anne
A hard year for federal workers offers a real-time lesson in resilience
The Conversation - Anne
newspaper
online-outlet
Relentless heat and drought take a toll on herders’ physical and mental health, in Kenya and the US
The Conversation - Anne
A hard year for federal workers offers a real-time lesson in resilience
The Conversation - Anne
psu
Wellcome Trust
Climate Health Action through Research, Mobilization, and Engagement of Stakeholders in Kenya (CHARMES)
wsu
nsf
radio
How extreme heat takes a toll on herders, from East Africa to the US
The World (PRX, GBH) - Anne