Jennifer Hays
Stillingsbeskrivelse
I am a professor of Anthropology in the Department of Social Sciences at UiT. I teach bachelors courses and master's courses in both the Masters Programme in Multimodal and Visual Anthropology, and the Master of Indigenous Studies programme. I am also the convenor at UiT for the Erasmus Mundus Practice and Policy Masters Programme. My courses focus on Human Rights, Indigenous Peoples culture and rights, Globalization, Culture and Communication, the Anthropology of Africa, and Anthropological methods and writing.
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Forskningsinteresser
My work focuses upon the anthropological aspects of the implementation of international human rights standards - especially indigenous peoples rights - for the most marginalized populations, and how these take shape at global, national and local levels. I have been working with hunter-gatherer populations in southern Africa (the San) since 1998, with a particular focus on how they approach issues of education and land rights, and the intersection between these issues. I also link the question of Indigenous Rights to land, knowledge, and culture with global concerns including climate change, biodiversity, and food security.
Current and Recent projects:
Community Asset Mapping Study - Tsumkwe District, Namibia (2024 - ongoing). Funded by the World Wildlife Foundation (WWF)
FAO Indigenous Food Profile - Nyae Nyae Conservancy, Namibia (2024). Funded by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) International Office (Rome)
Hunter-Gatherer Education in a Changing World (2023-2024). Applied Working Group funded by the Cultural Evolution Society Transformation Fund https://ces-transformationfund.org/our-projects/hunter-gatherer-education-awg/
Networks:
Research and Advocacy Group on Hunter Gatherer Education (HG-EDU): https://www.hg-edu.org/
Réseau de Recherche et de Connaissances Relatives aux Peuples Autochtones https://reseaudialog.ca/
Justice and Indigenous Peoples (JUSTIP) https://justip.hypotheses.org/jennifer-hays