Links

Science, Anthropology, and Education

The School for Advanced Research

in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is a unique think tank that supports anthropological scholarship.  The campus is gorgeous, has a fascinating history, and includes the very special Indian Arts Center: www.sarweb.org

To keep current in paleoanthropology

see the following links:

http://michaelbalter.com/
www.johnhawks.net/weblog
www.bbc.com/earth/story/20140907-does-music-pre-date-modern-man

The Physical Anthropology Women’s Mentoring Network (PA WMN)

creates connections among the members, provides contact information for women at different professional levels, and coordinates regular meetings that allow network members to get to know one another. This group is a “safe zone” for inquiring about and discussing all issues relevant to women in physical anthropology at the graduate level and up. Permission for access may be requested at
Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/pawmn/
LinkedIn: http://goo.gl/BjX9yf

To keep track of the debate about teaching evolution in public schools

visit the website of the National Center for Science Education: www.ncse.com

To learn about the benefits of cosleeping with your baby

visit the website at: cosleeping.nd.edu

Writing and the Arts

Best place to take dance and aerobics classes in Santa Fe, NM,

http://movedcp.com/

My favorite Santa Fe artist (also an amazing dancer)

www.christinadallorso.com

Up-and-coming artist, Yoshiko Murdick

www.ymurdick.com

Art columnist, Ben Davis

www.benadavis.com