Starting in early 2020, the transition of Friday Morning Seminars from in-person to online format has offered us the opportunity to record the seminars.  Here is a list of available recordings:

1. Friday October 30, 2020: Byron Good, Mary-Jo DelVecchio Good, Sadeq Rahimi, Reza Idria, and Andrea Chiovenda address Haunting and Hauntology in Psychological Anthropology

2. Friday October 23, 2020: Joseph Calabrese presents Mental Illness and Interventions in Bhutan: Findings from Embedded Clinical Ethnography

3. Friday October 9, 2020: Janis Jenkins and Tom Csordas examine impact and aspects of COVID-19 in the Mexico-US Border Zone

4. Friday October 2, 2020: Joseph P. Gone: Challenges to Evidence-Based Practice in Indigenous Community Mental Health

5. Friday September 25, 2020: Michael M.J. Fischer: Nighthawks (Bacurau), Viral Cultural Politics and COVID-19 (and the need for informed cultural-political reviewers)

6. Friday September 18, 2020: Panel discussion: From Malawi to Massachusetts: Mental Health and Psychosocial Response in the Time of COVID-19

7. Friday May 22, 2020: Panel discussion on impact and experience of COVID-19 in Italy, Brazil, and Native populations in North and South America

8. Friday May 1, 2020: Panel discussion on clinical and cultural features of the COVID-19 experience in Hong Kong, Indonesia, United States and the United Arab Emirates

9. Friday April 24: Panel discussion on clinical and cultural features of COVID-19 experience in Boston area and across the United States