In 2025–26, the Ethnography Hub explores how ethnography can respond to shifting geopolitical landscapes, the global resurgence of populist governance, and the reconfiguration of research agendas under conditions of restricted travel and newly recalibrated funding priorities. We do so with a symposium series on Global Realignments, Ethnographically and a new flagship Multi-Sited Ethnography methods course.
Photos from the 2025-26 Yale Ethnography Hub events
Racial Supremacies Across Borders, Graduate Lunch | Oct 2, 2025
We’re excited to invite you to the Yale Ethnography Hub’s 2025-2026 symposium series, “Global Realignments, Ethnographically.”
This three-part series brings together leading scholars to explore critical contemporary issues through ethnographic perspectives.
SECOND EVENT – OCTOBER 28, 2025:
“Local Facts and Global Affects of Whiteness”
3:30-5:30 PM | William Harkness Hall, Room 309, featuring Amber Aisha M. Beliso-De Jesus, Elana Resnick, and Maya Wind
Exclusive Graduate Student Lunch Opportunity
Join us for an intimate lunch discussion from 12-1 PM in WLH 309.
Graduate student lunch discussions will also be offered before the January 28 event. Details and registration information will be shared closer to the dates.
- (Un)Settling Sovereignties | 1/29/26
- Local Facts & Global Affects of Whiteness | 10/28/25
- Racial Supremacies Across Borders | 10/2/25
We look forward to sharing our 2025-26 updates with you soon!
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