2019 American Anthropological Association Meeting Recap

November 26, 2019

Last week, we attended the American Anthropological Association conference in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia. It was a wonderful conference, and we can’t wait for next year’s meeting in St. Louis, Missouri. We were thrilled to catch up with so many of our authors! Below, find some photos we snapped at the conference.

Andrew Flachs posing with his new book, *Cultivating Knowledge*.

Carlos Vélez-Ibáñez with two of his books, Hegemonies of Language and Their Discontents and The U.S.-Mexico Transborder Region.

Christina Getrich with a poster for her book, *Border Brokers*, which is now available in paperback!

Bianet Castellanos with her new book, *Detours*.

Tom Sheridan and Randall McGuire with a poster for their new book, *The Border and It’s Bodies.*

Anthony Webster with his book, *Intimate Grammars*.

Jeremy Slack with his University of Arizona Press book, *The Shadow of the Wall*.

Virginia Nazarea with one of her books, *Seeds of Resistance, Seeds of Hope*.

University of Arizona Press Senior Editor Allyson Carter with author Tevita Ka’ili.

Jenny Davis with her book, Talking Indian, which is now available in paperback!

Luis Plascencia with his book, *Mexican Workers and the Making of Arizona*.

Anton Daughters with his new book, *Memories of Earth and Sea*.

The beautiful view from across the Vancouver Convention Center.

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