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DESCRIPTION:\nWhen and Where: \nFriday, February 27, 2026 3:00 pm to 5:00
  pm \n AP246 Boardroom or online \n\nSpeakers \nKatherine (Katie) Kinkopf 
 \n\nDescription: \nTitle: Perseverating on Disability: Introducing crip bi
 oarchaeology as theory and methodBio: Katherine (Katie) Kinkopf is an Assi
 stant Professor of Anthropology at North Carolina State University in Rale
 igh. Currently, she serves on the board of the Society for Disability Stu
 dies, co-manages the Disabled Archaeologists Network, and chairs the AAB
 A Disability Initiative. Her first book, An Introduction to Crip Archaeol
 ogy, co-authored with Laurie Wilkie, will be published in Spring 2026.  
 Talk \nDescription::Crip Bioarchaeology frames ableism and disability as p
 art of an ideological system that relationally articulates the past and fu
 ture. This talk brings together key theoretical innovations from critical 
 disability studies, disability justice activism, and biocultural anthrop
 ology to present a new way of doing Disability Anthropology. Examples of c
 rip bioarchaeology in action include a wide range of cases, from populati
 on-level views of biocultural determinants of health in Medieval Italy, t
 o Paleolithic examples of disability expertise and care webs, to microhis
 torical narratives of racialized masculinity on the 19th century US Americ
 an Frontier. The unifying theme is a shift away from “how can we interpret
  this pathology” towards an expansive view of human persistence, systems 
 of medicalization, and enactments of biopolitical power from inside disab
 ility itself. Crip bioarchaeology is an onto-epistemology that meets the h
 igh stakes of the 21st century with a critique of eugenics in our discipli
 ne(s) and in society, tracing some of the ways biopolitical power has his
 torically been mobilized with an eye towards justice for our future. Zoom 
 Link: https://utoronto.zoom.us/j/86938140592 \n\nCategories \n Colloquium 
 Series \n\nAudiences \n Alumni and FriendsFacultyGraduate StudentsUndergra
 duate Students
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SUMMARY:Colloquium - Katie Kinkopf
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