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AAA launches its first digital public journal Open Anthropology. In its inaugural issue, Open Anthropology editor Alisse Waterston (John Jay College, CUNY) curates AAA's finest articles on marriage and other arrangements. Open Anthropology is located at www.aaaopenanthro.org.

2013

• Anthropology Weighs In On the Marriage Debate in New Public Journal (PDF)
• AAA Minority Dissertation Fellowship Awarded (PDF)
• Anthropology Students Selected for National Internship Program (PDF)
• Economic Anthropologists Join World's Largest Professional Anthropology Association (PDF)
• AAA's Society for Cultural Anthropology Paves New Way for Anthropological Publishing Program (PDF)
• New Book Synthesizes and Reorients Ideas About Race (PDF)
• New Executive Director Leads American Anthropological Association (PDF)
• Anthropologists Release Statement on Gun Violence (PDF)

2012

• American Anthropological Assocation Names New Executive Director (PDF)
• The Role of Gender in Anthropological Fieldwork (PDF)
• Anthropologists Approve Comprehensive Overhaul of Ethics Code (PDF)
• Anthropologists Roundtable the 2012 Presidential Election (PDF)
• AAA Selects Summer Interns for 2012 (PDF)
• President Obama Nominates Anthropologists to Lead World Bank (PDF)
• AAA Director of Publishing Speaks to Developments in Access to Research
• The Debate of the Egyptian Revolution (PDF)
• What It Means to Be Egyptian in Post-Mubarak Egypt (PDF)
• The Untold Personal Side of Egypt's Revolutions Featured in American Ethnologist (PDF)
• What Did Egyptian Women Gain from Arab Spring Uprising? (PDF)
• The Role of Religion in the Arab Spring Uprising and its Aftermath (PDF)
• Anthropologists Provide New Insights on the Arab Spring Uprising (PDF)

2011

• Ethics Committee Announces Winners of Inaugural Small Grants Program (PDF)
• Climate Change Task Force (PDF)
• Castañeda and Rutherford named 2011 AAA Leadership Fellows (PDF)
• New Editor-in-Chief for American Anthropologist (PDF)
• AAA Responds to Possible Changes in Regulations Governing Human Subjects Research (PDF)
• RACE: Are We So Different? Exhibit to Arrive at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
• Anthropologists Denounce New Georgia Anti-Immigration Law (PDF)
  Executive Board Resolution on New Georgia Anti-Immigration Law
• AAA Member Appointed to NAGPRA Review Committee (PDF)
• AAA Reaches Record Registration for 2011 Annual Meeting (PDF)
• American Anthropological Association Spurs Elimination of "Linguistically Isolated" as Classification by the U.S. Census Bureau (PDF)
• AAA Recognizes World Malaria Day with a Virtual Issue on Infectious Diseases  (PDF)
• Anthropologists Speak Out in Protection of Academic Freedom (PDF)
• AAA Expands Global Network by Joining IUAES (.doc)
• The Face of Anthropology is Changing One Master's Degree at a Time (.doc)

2010

• AAA Responds to Public Controversy Over Science in Anthropology
• Anthropologists Challenge New Arizona Immigration Law

2009

• AAA Experts Called to Nation's Capital for CBC "Discussion on RACE" (11/12)
• AAA and W-B to Offer Free Anthrosource Access in November and December 2009 (10/5)

• Race is a $50 Billion Reality for the U.S. Health System (9/22)

• Educational Project Exploring RACE in the US Provides Framework for National Dialogue (8/17)

• American Anthropological Association Freezes 2010 Journal Subscription Dues (7/13)

• Understanding "Whiteness" and Unlearning Racism (6/18)

• RACE: Are We So Different? Advisory Board co-Chair Yolanda Moses will be interviewed live on the Santita Jackson Show (5/11)

• Teaching Race and Unlearning Racism (5/10)

• Exhibit helps Cincinnati talk about race during watershed moment in history (1/22)

2008

• AAA RACE Exhibit Doubles in Size and Reach
• Students and Community Leaders Discuss Race (10/27)
• AAA Awarded Planning Grant to Examine Future of Scholarly Journals (10/13)
• AAA Creates "Open Access" to Anthropological Research (10/06)
• RACE Goes to Cleveland, Ohio (9/24)
• NSF-DOD Issue Joint Solicitation for Minerva Research (7/31)
• The Price of Hunger: A Conversation on the Global Food Crisis with Solomon Katz (7/29)
• Anthropologists Critique Pentagon's 'Minerva' (7/16)
• 'Pulse of the Planet' Series Sets Agenda for National Debate (6/10)
• Women in Anthropology Continue to Face Gender Barriers (5/20)
• RACE Goes to Mashantucket, Connecticut (5/15)
• RACE Wins AAM Award of Excellence in Exhibition (4/30)
• ETHOS Special Issue on Jerome Bruner (4/8)
• Ford Foundation Awards $450 K Grant to RACE Project (3/25)
• AAA Executive Board Addresses Ethics of Secret Research (3/20)
• Race Continues to Define America (3/18)
• AAA Launches Redesigned Web Site (2/1) 
• RACE Exhibit Goes to Jersey City, NJ (1/30)

2007

• 2007 Honor Roll: AAA President Delivers Annual Awards (12/10)
• AAA Opposes Military Action in Iran (12/6)
• Anthropology Conference Spurs Media Blitz (12/5)
• Commission Issues Report on Ethics of Engagement with Security/Intelligence Communities (10/28)
• New Director of Public Affairs Joins AAA: Damon Dozier (11/16)
• Executive Board Statement on US Military's Human Terrain System (11/6)  
• New Orleans to Host Annual Meeting in 2010 (10/23)
• AAA Responds to Barnard College Tenure Debate (10/17)
• AAA Honors Members for Contributions to Anthropology (10/16)
• African Burial Ground National Memorial Honors Africans Departed (10/15)
• AAA Opposes California Law for Stigmatizing Same-Sex Relationships (9/27)
• AAA RACE Project Wins ASAE Summit Award (9/24)
• RACE Moves to Wichita, Kansas (9/16)
• UN Adopts Declaration of Rights of Indigenous Peoples (9/13)
• Ethnographic Praxis in Industry Conference (EPIC) Highlights Anthropologists in Industry (9/11) 
• New Director of Publishing Joins AAA: Oona Schmid (8/29)
• Resolutions on Iraq and Torture Adopted by AAA (6/7)
• Sweet Briar Professor Promotes Humanities on Capitol Hill (3/28)
• NPS Release: AAA President appointed to NAGPRA Review Committee (3/12)
• Past AAA President William Sturtevant Died Mar. 2, Age 80 (3/2)
• AAA Endorses Boycott Actions against Coca-Cola (2/28)
• Access to AnthroSource Broadened to Under-Funded Educational Institutes (1/19)

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