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Professional, academic, and student organizations, institutes and foundations.

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• - An organization interested in the connections between economics and social life. Site features information on the group's leaders, events, and publications.
  
• - Founded in 1970 to bring together black anthropologists and other scholars.
  
• - A network of scholars interested in anthropological research on HIV infection and AIDS. The mission of group is to support anthropological research in the fight against HIV and AIDS.
  
• - An undergraduate student organization at the University of California San Diego. Features meetings, officers and links to related resources.
  
• - Organization fosters multidisciplinary research in the American Southwest. Features calendar of events, membership details, news, announcements, and call for papers.
  
• - The primary professional society of anthropologists in the United States since its founding in 1902, is the world's largest professional organization of individuals interested in anthropology.
  
• - Features a description of the German institute in Beriut, including contact details, a map and research goals.
  
• - Supporting all forms of anthropology within Alaska and about Alaskan societies.
  
• - H-Net group affiliated with the Society for the Anthropology of Europe and dedicated to scholars, advanced students, teachers, and professionals desiring academic discussions. Features subject overview, archives, reviews, images, related resources, and su
  
• - Promotes the study of anthropological aspects of health, illness, health care, and related topics. Features mission statement, history and board members.
  
• - Student organization with the purpose of promoting interaction among people interested in anthropology. Features contact information, links and calendar of events.
  
• - A private operating foundation that supports basic research in all branches of anthropology.
  
• - A student-run organization designed to serve the needs of undergraduate and graduate students. Offers calendar of events, lecture series and newsletter in PDF format.
  
• - A section of the American Anthropological Association that concerns itself with theories, problems, and institutions of urban, national and transnational life. Features information about the organization and publication subscriptions.
  
• - A society that helps support the ethical conduct of social anthropology. Features mission statement, code of ethics and links.
  
• - British professional organization encompassing social anthropology, biological anthropology, and the study of material culture. Features history, membership details, publications and contacts.
  
• - Carries out research on social and cultural phenomena of nations and ethnic groups. Particular emphases on Czech ethnicity and music.
  
• - Section of the American Anthropological Association raising awareness of feminist issues in all fields of anthropology and supporting women in anthropology.
  
• - The Institute was established in 1984 at Yarmouk University as a research and teaching center in the fields of anthropology, archaeology, epigraphy and tourism.
  
• - an international, nonprofit organization concerned about the future of the world's biological, cultural, and linguistic diversity.
  
• - Organization dedicated to facilitating communication between researchers. Features news, officers, contacts, information on workshops, and events.
  
• - A forum for discussion of current research, scholarly trends and human rights concerns. Aims, board members, publications, newsletter, job announcements.
  
• - Committee on the Anthropology of Science, Technology and Computing of the American Anthropological Association.
  
• - The goal of this organization is to foster cooperation with international researchers and to publish and promote anthropological research materials.
  
• - The objectives of the group at Florida Atlantic University include providing a platform for communication of the objectives of the students in order to enhance the graduate program. Includes mission statement and contact details.
  
• - Student organization at Indiana University-Purdue, Fort Wayne. Features a calendar of speaker events, news, and links to related resources.
  
• - The National Collegiate Honors Society for Anthropology. Features newsletter, constitution, information on scholarship award winners, and links to the group's chapters.
  
• - A interest group with the goal of bringing together anthropologists and other social scientists working in postsocialist cultural studies.
  
• - An academic society that supports anthropological field research, complemented by historical analysis and a range of social science methods.
  
• - Encourage research on Icelandic and other societies, coordinate research and international cooperation though publications, lectures, courses and conferences. Features statement of purpose, activities calendar, and links to related sites.
  
• - A center for advanced study in anthropology, the humanities and Native American Art.
  
• - A bilingual organization promoting, supporting, and disseminating anthropological research in Canada.
  
• - An organization dedicated to the study of anthropology, archaeology, culture, and history in Polynesia, Melanesia and Micronesia. Includes current contents of the Society's journal and contact information for the Society.
  
• - A section of the American Anthropological Association.
  
• - The principal aim of the Society is to promote cooperation and data sharing within Europe in the field of ethnopharmacology.
  
• - The section of American Anthropological Association devoted to supporting academic departments and any other small groups with interests in anthropology. Features online version of the current newsletter and an archive of past issues.
  
  

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