Andrea Canini

Andrea Canini

Graduate Student

M.A., Anthropology, University of Washington, 2017

MSW, Community-Centered Integrative Practice, University of Washington, 2015

B.A., Archaeological Studies, Oberlin College, 2008

canini@uw.edu

Fields of Interest

Social Justice
Sociocultural Anthropology

Decolonizing Methodologies
Migration and Displacement
Applied Anthropology
Labor
Political Anthropology

Background and Experience

Summary

Refugee and immigrant communities, resettlement, labor unions, human rights, migration policy and displacement, ethnicity and nationalism, Applied Anthropology; Myanmar and the U.S.

Professional Affiliations:

American Anthropological Association; Society for Applied Anthropology; Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies Graduate Student Associate

Courses Taught

Spring 2017

ANTH 269 AA: Special Topics In Anthropology
ANTH 269 AE: Special Topics In Anthropology
ANTH 269 AF: Special Topics In Anthropology

Additional Courses

University of Washington Teaching Assistantships:

Immigration, Citizenship and Rights (LSJ 329), Spring 2018

Anthropology of the Body (ANTH 305), Fall 2016

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Spring 2017

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