Pamela L. Geller is Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Miami, USA. She is the author of The Bioarchaeology of Social-Sexual Lives: Queering Common Sense about Sex, Gender, and Sexuality (2017), Theorizing Bioarchaeology (2021), and Becoming Object: The Sociopolitics of the Samuel George Morton Cranial Collection (2024). Geller also writes for lay audiences; her essays have appeared in Slate, Miami Herald, and The New York Times.

• PART I Consciousness-raising; On resisting violence; 1. Sexual violence as professional misconduct in the practice of anthropology M. Gabriela Torres; 2 Sexual harassment in archaeology: Taking stock and moving forward Amber M. VanDerwarker; 3 Neocolonialism and palaeoanthropology: Reflections on privilege, practice and safety Rebecca R. Ackermann; 4 Whisper networks and woke networks Anna Babel and Ashlee Dauphinais Civitello; 5 Gender, violence, and memory Shahla Talebi; 6 Feminicide/femicide: A global crisis Brigittine M. French; On communicating creatively; 7 Feminism and digital archaeology Katherine Cook; 8 Ethnographic poetry as a decolonial feminist praxis Ather Zia; 9 Visualizing ethnography: Feminist praxis in anthropological film Ethnocine Collective; 10 Comics, graphic novels, and feminism Marie-Eve Carrier-Moisan; PART II Precarity; On labor; 11 Demystifying the sexual division of labor: A look from human evolution Danae G. Khorasani and Sang-Hee Lee; 12 Trauma and past lives Rebecca C. Redfern and Linda Fibiger; 13 The historical archaeology of sex work Kristen R. Fellows; 14 Unveiling the enigma of culture: Reflections on gendered precarious work in China and Japan Huiyan Fu; 15 The gendered globalization of labor Carla Freeman and Hunter Akridge; On migration and displacement; 16 Global mobilities, intimate moments: Embodying nineteenth-century domestic labor Alanna L. Warner-Smith; 17 Blood, mud, and mucking around with waste: Properties of reworlding postindustrial space Shannon A. Novak; 18 Feminist takes and contributions to refugee and displacement studies Katarzyna Grabska; 19 Discourse and the gendered racialization of displacement Hilary Parsons Dick, Júlia Da Silva, Madeline Lynch, and Maria Terrinoni; On health and disease; 20 Increased female mortality after environmental disaster: Perspectives from primate studies Alison M. Behie; 21 Feminist anthropology and epidemics Shelley Lees; 22 “Studying up” health inequities Sandhya Ganapthy; 23 Reframing old bones and old stories: Gendered patterns of health and disease in the past Sabrina C. Agarwal; On reproduction; 24 Mothers and infants: Materializing maternal health and reproductive loss in the past Rebecca Gowland; 25 Reproductive oppression at the intersections: An archaeology of Hollywood Plantation Jodi A. Barnes; 26 Perspectives on intersectionality from public health and medical anthropology to promote health equity and reproductive justice Annie Preaux and Arachu Castro; 27 Racial disparities and racism in reproductive experiences Chiara Quagliariello,Veronica Miranda, and Mounia El Kotni; 28 Technology, health, and gender Cecilia McCallum, Ana Paula dos Reis, and Mariana Pitta Lima; PART III Praxis; On intersectionality; 29 Archaeology, intersectionally: Past lives and present-day sociopolitics Anna S. Agbe-Davies; 30 Ethnographing intersectional inequalities Carmen Gregorio Gil and Mara Viveros-Vigoya; 31 On disinheritance, intersectionality, and environment: Zora Neale Huston’s Florida Writers’ Project fieldnotes Sarah E. Vaughn; On decolonial work; 32 Mothering in the decolonial moment Ziyanda Majombozi; 33 Decolonizing masculinities Sakhumzi Mfecane; 34 Decolonizing methods in feminist ethnography: Reflections from Andean Peru and coastal Ecuador Florence E. Babb and Maja Jeranko